Tuners in missouri or surrounding states
Aug 14, 2010, 10:02 PM
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Tuners in missouri or surrounding states
Im trying to find tuners for my IX mr? does anyone know of any tuners in missouri that can give a decent tune? or the surrounding states? Perferably with an awd dyno? but if not please inform me
Aug 14, 2010, 10:09 PM
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Aug 14, 2010, 10:14 PM
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I suggest an email tune. Dyno tunes are so overrated. I don't drive my car on a dyno; I drive it on the street. Tuning it on the street simply makes a lot of sense for a street car.
I've had my EVO professionally tuned on six different occasions. Three on a dyno and three via email. The email tunes were so much better. I don't care how much time a dyno tuner takes, it will always feel rushed in comparison to a good email tune.
YMMV
I've had my EVO professionally tuned on six different occasions. Three on a dyno and three via email. The email tunes were so much better. I don't care how much time a dyno tuner takes, it will always feel rushed in comparison to a good email tune.
YMMV
Aug 15, 2010, 10:50 AM
#5
What is this email tune your talking about?
I suggest an email tune. Dyno tunes are so overrated. I don't drive my car on a dyno; I drive it on the street. Tuning it on the street simply makes a lot of sense for a street car.
I've had my EVO professionally tuned on six different occasions. Three on a dyno and three via email. The email tunes were so much better. I don't care how much time a dyno tuner takes, it will always feel rushed in comparison to a good email tune.
YMMV
I've had my EVO professionally tuned on six different occasions. Three on a dyno and three via email. The email tunes were so much better. I don't care how much time a dyno tuner takes, it will always feel rushed in comparison to a good email tune.
YMMV
Aug 20, 2010, 06:10 AM
#6
Dyno tune, it's worth it and does things that just can't be done on the street (plus it's performed it a safe, controlled environment). Kansas City has a good dyno-tuner (http://www.mkcperformance.com/servic...-tuning-rates/) as does Minneapolis (http://www.dbptuning.com/services.htm).
I made the 1,000+ mile drive to get tuned by Shane @ DB (the shop linked above for Minneapolis). He's done all my cars (DSMs, IX, and X) plus my wife's WRX.
I made the 1,000+ mile drive to get tuned by Shane @ DB (the shop linked above for Minneapolis). He's done all my cars (DSMs, IX, and X) plus my wife's WRX.
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Aug 28, 2010, 06:48 PM
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Boosted Tuning Jay at Boosted tuning is an EvoM vendor.
Mellon Tuning Chris at Mellon Tuning is also an EvoM vendor.
You can search for results threads. They are both very active on these forums.
Mellon Tuning Chris at Mellon Tuning is also an EvoM vendor.
You can search for results threads. They are both very active on these forums.
Aug 29, 2010, 05:10 AM
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Sep 1, 2010, 07:06 PM
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I 2nd this. Chad at MKC has done wonderful work on my tune. Also Mellon Tuning has done great things with a lot of my friend's evos. These are the only two companies I will ever go to.
Sep 8, 2010, 06:54 PM
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I suggest an email tune. Dyno tunes are so overrated. I don't drive my car on a dyno; I drive it on the street. Tuning it on the street simply makes a lot of sense for a street car.
I've had my EVO professionally tuned on six different occasions. Three on a dyno and three via email. The email tunes were so much better. I don't care how much time a dyno tuner takes, it will always feel rushed in comparison to a good email tune.
YMMV
I've had my EVO professionally tuned on six different occasions. Three on a dyno and three via email. The email tunes were so much better. I don't care how much time a dyno tuner takes, it will always feel rushed in comparison to a good email tune.
YMMV
that. Contact mellon tuning. you cant go wrong.
Feb 4, 2011, 07:36 AM
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I'm in St. Charles, but I know that AMS is 5 hours away (Chicago) Mellon is 5 hours away (Memphis) and MKC is about 3 1/2 hours away.
Make a weekend out of it.
Make a weekend out of it.
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I know this is an old thread but im in columbia with a TB 8, ive heard Hi-Tuned Performance is pretty good in arnold MO, im from chicago and ams is probably 30min from my house but they are closed weekends so its inconvenient.