Tuning for richmond cars
01-05-2005, 10:48 AM
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Tuning for richmond cars
Just to let everyone know I have a wideband on order and I am pretty proficient at tuning efi turbo cars.
I have a lot of experience with emanage and turbo link systems. I can also tune afc's pretty well....they are fairly easy.
I can also tune microtech and utec but have less experience with these so they would take longer for me to do.
If you want to tune on the dyno I can do this at well.....I know performance autosport had wideband on there dyno.
If anyone is interested let me know and I can pm you rates depending on your setup and needs.
Just need to make some money back to cover the wideband expenses
Also if you need to install any of these piggybacks chris4130 can do it. Just fyi I can only do this on weekends
I have a lot of experience with emanage and turbo link systems. I can also tune afc's pretty well....they are fairly easy.
I can also tune microtech and utec but have less experience with these so they would take longer for me to do.
If you want to tune on the dyno I can do this at well.....I know performance autosport had wideband on there dyno.
If anyone is interested let me know and I can pm you rates depending on your setup and needs.
Just need to make some money back to cover the wideband expenses
Also if you need to install any of these piggybacks chris4130 can do it. Just fyi I can only do this on weekends
01-05-2005, 01:10 PM
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Re: Tuning for richmond cars
interesting advertising method... i like to keep my advertising to my personal sites.. but since we're in the advertising mood..
<---- does DSM/Mitsubishi shit, if anyone ever has a need for it..
i'm lost when it comes to tuning a honda or WRX though beyond basic principles..
<---- does DSM/Mitsubishi shit, if anyone ever has a need for it..
i'm lost when it comes to tuning a honda or WRX though beyond basic principles..
01-05-2005, 05:44 PM
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Re: Tuning for richmond cars
Originally Posted by DOHC B18
does dsm shit? dude...start your own thread about it and stop dipping in the mans kool-aid.
01-05-2005, 07:39 PM
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Can you tune my turbo car? 
he he.. I joke I joke...
I'd be interested to shoot the breeze with you one day about how you set them up... everyone kind of has their own theories on what works best and tunes slightly different on the same type set-up.
he he.. I joke I joke...I'd be interested to shoot the breeze with you one day about how you set them up... everyone kind of has their own theories on what works best and tunes slightly different on the same type set-up.
01-06-2005, 01:17 PM
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Re: Tuning for richmond cars
Originally Posted by HighPSI TSi Guy
the thread is labeled "tuning for richmond cars" in which 2 people are already advertising their services.. so i added a 3rd.. who gives a fuck? this isn't really the place to advertise anyways
your right. no one gives a fuck.But thanks for letting me know you "do dsm shit" ill be sure to send em ur way.
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Re: Tuning for richmond cars
Ever tuned Megasquirt? I may soon want some pointers on some fine tuning and balancing out ignition advance and fueling for max power.
-Andy
-Andy