Mellon tunes AEM's as well.
Sep 27, 2009, 07:07 PM
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Mellon tunes AEM's as well.
I met Mellon last year at the Normal IL, MOD event. Friendly, professional and a no bs kind a guy, I decided to put my GT35R car in his hands for a final run through this year, since he had an opening... I was looking for a more refined tune, with some peace of mind. The end results were phenomenal.
My car runs smooth as glass. Ive been tooling around at 20psi for, what feels like years... Which.. Actually it has been... Mellon reviewed the map, changed some timing parameters and encouraged me that its now safe to turn up the wick.
20psi... fun
25psi... more fun.
30psi... too much fun.
The car pulls strong, and I couldn't be happier. Excellent work from a great guy who is customer focused. Horse power numbers are just wild speculations at best, I need to get to an awd dyno one of these days... For now, Ill just enjoy it and state it makes more than stock.
My car runs smooth as glass. Ive been tooling around at 20psi for, what feels like years... Which.. Actually it has been... Mellon reviewed the map, changed some timing parameters and encouraged me that its now safe to turn up the wick.
20psi... fun
25psi... more fun.
30psi... too much fun.
The car pulls strong, and I couldn't be happier. Excellent work from a great guy who is customer focused. Horse power numbers are just wild speculations at best, I need to get to an awd dyno one of these days... For now, Ill just enjoy it and state it makes more than stock.
Sep 27, 2009, 07:21 PM
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Wrong forum. Sticky: !If you are not posting a dyno graph, PLEASE DO NOT start a new thread!
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The title is self explanatory. Threads not adhering to the purpose of the forum with no graph will be locked and moved to trash. This is for dyno graphs only. Thanks.
Sep 28, 2009, 09:04 AM
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glad you're enjoying the car again Dan...I knew we all had smiles on our faces each time we increased the boost a bit 
The old tune had way too much timing and fuel so it's in much better shape now and should get better fuel economy too.
The old tune had way too much timing and fuel so it's in much better shape now and should get better fuel economy too.
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