A tuner 101.
#19
Faith in the greater good I guess. Lol
No, I believe topics like this should be talked about in a profesional and respectful manor. Dick measuring can and should be done elsewhere.
Evan Smith
No, I believe topics like this should be talked about in a profesional and respectful manor. Dick measuring can and should be done elsewhere.
Evan Smith
#20
Respectfully,
Evan Smith
#21
I am tantalized by this topic. I appreciated the post Mr. Smith but there seems to always be this inevitable virtual shouting match (or dick measuring in your case lol).
I liked reading your post because it was very objective and wasn't bias or slamming people. That was nice to see.
I liked reading your post because it was very objective and wasn't bias or slamming people. That was nice to see.
#22
Well Mr. Smith is right about everything he said in this article. I will toot his horn since he won't he is quite knowledgeable about the Evo and a key resource for Az evo owners. A tuner is someone you have to trust and has to be reliable and dependable. With a strong knowledge of you and your driving habits. Pick wisely its your car and the tuners reputation on the line. Go out get tuned and learn what a tune can do for you.
Last edited by jdmeg6; Dec 21, 2009 at 10:30 AM.
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