Looking for someone local to tune my turbo civic. Thought I would get a head start locating someone in the Roanoke area or close to it. Car wont be ready until shortly after Christmas. I'm looking for someone with a good reputation and who knows what they are doing not someone wanting to learn on my car.

I know there is a dyno in Salem but don't know anything about them or if they tune Uberdata. Would be great if they do.

Anyhow, I'm open for suggetions.

 

Go to WeGoFast in Salem on Main St. It's just a lil further down past the dyno place. Telephone #540-380-3382.

 

Thanks. I'll give them a call after Thanksgiving.

Anymore uber tuners out there?

 

im learning on it right now. 757 area. not too familiar with it yet though

 

Im also learning on it still... Trying to get familiar with it

 

If you have a month until the car will be ready, you have plenty of time to learn the software. You're not gonna want to have to bring your car to a tuner everytime you mod it, gotta learn sometime and uber is a great ems to learn on because it's so simple

 

ben at we-gofast does uberdata tunning he is pretty good and reliable .

 

Do you have your own wideband? I'd be willing to help out for free if you do, tell me your setup and I will get a basemap for you, go datalog it and email it to me and make changes from there.. tuning is easy really

are you going to want to have datalogging with uberdata or not? if not might wanna check out CROME as well.. what is your cars setup?

 

Thanks for the replies guys.
Here is the setup and my plans for it. The car is a 96 coupe running the 19t greddy kit with dsm bov and a nice fmic. I built the d16y8 motor with 75.5mm cp pistons and eagle rods with stock sleeves. Gotta get a walbro and a 3 bar map sensor then I'm all set to have it tuned. I heard the turbo is good to 15 to 17 psi so that is what I'm aiming for.

I want an experienced tuner to get my setup to where it should be. Soon I plan on getting a wideband and laptop and learn to tune myself. I've done everything else to this car may as well learn to tune it too. Thats why I chose uberdata because of its DIY concept.

Garn, thanks for the offer on the free help. Much appreciated. To bad I don't have a wideband.

 

Here is a good basemap I found, exactly what you are lookin for.. 3bar, 450cc(you can scale them to whatever), 11.5 afr, greddy 96-00 kit on a d16xx

just take off the .pdf and open it in uberdata 1.7.. I just wouldn't go around boosting unless you have a wideband..