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your best bet would be to take a trip over to Tune Time Performance in Toms River, NJ. they are awesome at doing dyno tuning & part installs. hit them up and ask for Matt, great guy and knows his stuff. 
http://www.tunetimeperformance.com/z...ed466788c488d7
http://www.tunetimeperformance.com/z...ed466788c488d7
yea but i don't have a lot of time to drive all the way out there for a day..i guess it would be a lst resort..i really jsut want someone with hptuners in my area to tune my car..i will pay
AEM is not the cheapest by any means. Matter of fact, AEM is one of the best widebands you can buy so it will be costly. They sell cheap widebands but honestly I would not go with anything other then AEM
As for tunning, there is a guy here in PA who I would trust. He has HP tuners and I think he charges around 125 or so. Normally takes 2-3 hours but with meth it more like 3 hours. I think his screen name is Brianthelion or something. Trust worthy member of css.net. He tuned Roagrage06's car, and he was very happy with the results.
I'm pretty sure HP tuners has a wideband built into it. So if you get tuned by HPtuners you won't need one. I'm pretty sure on that. BTW, I really like your set up. Your not like some of these dumbasses maxing out stage II injectors with 2.9 or smaller pullies. Hptuner showed my friends car IDC @ 109% with a 2.9 pulley on 42 lbs injectors. With your meth kit, you could make some good numbers going with 60s and like a 2.8 or so.
As for tunning, there is a guy here in PA who I would trust. He has HP tuners and I think he charges around 125 or so. Normally takes 2-3 hours but with meth it more like 3 hours. I think his screen name is Brianthelion or something. Trust worthy member of css.net. He tuned Roagrage06's car, and he was very happy with the results.
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I support BriantheLion as a tuner! And as for the AEM, I know it's not cheap, but you can score one on ebay for around 220
Not quite.....
HPTuners can hook up to a wideband if the person has HPT-Pro. You'll still need a wideband. But if you go to a dyno they can use their exhaust sniffer to get an O2 reading
With meth, I have tuned a 2.8 on 42's to 260hp with an 11.5 afr on 22* timing with IDC's at 88%. On a GM Stage2 tune tho, you are correct on the IDC's being maxxed
I'm pretty sure HP tuners has a wideband built into it. So if you get tuned by HPtuners you won't need one. I'm pretty sure on that. BTW, I really like your set up. Your not like some of these dumbasses maxing out stage II injectors with 2.9 or smaller pullies. Hptuner showed my friends car IDC @ 109% with a 2.9 pulley on 42 lbs injectors. With your meth kit, you could make some good numbers going with 60s and like a 2.8 or so. 

HPTuners can hook up to a wideband if the person has HPT-Pro. You'll still need a wideband. But if you go to a dyno they can use their exhaust sniffer to get an O2 reading
With meth, I have tuned a 2.8 on 42's to 260hp with an 11.5 afr on 22* timing with IDC's at 88%. On a GM Stage2 tune tho, you are correct on the IDC's being maxxed
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I support BriantheLion as a tuner! And as for the AEM, I know it's not cheap, but you can score one on ebay for around 220
Not quite.....
HPTuners can hook up to a wideband if the person has HPT-Pro. You'll still need a wideband. But if you go to a dyno they can use their exhaust sniffer to get an O2 reading
Not quite.....
HPTuners can hook up to a wideband if the person has HPT-Pro. You'll still need a wideband. But if you go to a dyno they can use their exhaust sniffer to get an O2 reading
well do i or don't i need one...cause then thats more money i need for just a tune then
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yes you do need a wideband, if you get tuned by someone who doesn't have a dyno. but.... if you were to go to a shop where they have a dyno and HPTuners then you can get a dyno tune where they use a wideband "sniffer" which clamps onto your exhaust tip.
yes you do need a wideband, if you get tuned by someone who doesn't have a dyno. but.... if you were to go to a shop where they have a dyno and HPTuners then you can get a dyno tune where they use a wideband "sniffer" which clamps onto your exhaust tip.
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