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average $$ for dyno tuning?

Old 10-11-2017, 04:39 PM
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average $$ for dyno tuning?

just wondering wat is normal amount of $$ to pay. the place near me said 100 for them to get hptuners then 155 ahour on the dyno n 1 to 2 hours to tune it. does that sound right? am i better off having them dyno tune it er should i get a zzp pcm. also does it seem expensive? lots of questions which will i get more power from? lol thanks for any input u guys have
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around 400 doesnt sound bad for a dyno tune but i would go somewhere that has experience with your platform
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^What he said.

Or save and buy hpt
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Originally Posted by Slowbalt2000
around 400 doesnt sound bad for a dyno tune but i would go somewhere that has experience with your platform
This is important, we'll worth a little extra money or trouble to get a tune from someone who is familiar with the platform
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What they said- ecotec motors are different than a ls motor, especially when it comes to off idle running and getting a smooth idle. I would go with someone who tuned them regularly.
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soo should i just take the chance of getting a zzp pcm?? i dont really wanna go that route but figure no one knows these engines as well as zzp does :/ either that or gotta find someone within 200 miles of buffalo that's able to help which aint gonna be easy lol
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You could always buy hp tuners and get remote tuned by someone on here. There are a few who do tuning that know these cars quite well.
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zzps pcm is a temporary tune until you can get a proper tune. It's like wearing a "one size fits all" t-shirt.


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