Tuners

[nihell]

Hi tune gurus,(noob alert)

 

Was just wondering how much usually to have a tune? Can anyone recommend a place here in north island pref around bay of plenty?

 

And in regards of tune I’ve seen a thread somewhere that its more better to have your car street tune instead of the normal dyno ones?

 

Any help will be much appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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[Andy_Mac]

DTech is the place to go in the BOP.

@Tony is their guy on here. 

[Subru]

A good dyno tune can cost 1000 easy. Some might be less but mine is costing 1200. 

[pedro]

D tech is the place to go..Around $1200 is the money..

[Loren]

What about these guys? http://www.wrcdevelopments.com/services/tuning... oh not quite BOP though.

But has anyone used them and got feedback?

 

Edited January 14, 2018 by Loren

[Pappu1]

if in auckland, i can help out with that ...

[Gripless]

@Loren not used them but thought the original two guys (one went back to uk) were ex pro-drive which explains the list of manufacturers. Never heard anything but good things about them. 

I was going to use them before I got the STI and may still go there at the end of the year. Only thing I don't like is ecutek as it locks the ECU but sure that's optional.

 

dyno can simulate roads and can easily get every point to tune at. Depends on the operator, but all good tuners road test the car post tune to make sure nothing strange has happened with the tune. It's all down to the experience of the tuner, not what they use.

 

it's not worth looking at the cost as you'll save gas and possibly an engine. Also since its auto you need to make sure they tune it so it's not going to push the gearbox(if they are know t be weak).

remember to get all your basic mods ready before the tune i.e. down-pipe or you are wasting money.

[nihell]

Thanks for the help bros.@gripless thanks sir i will def be ready all the items to be in the car then tune.


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