You should use a Hypertech Power Programmer! It's the only way to go for serious gearheads!

 

Tell that to my near 119 mph traps. PCMforless does killer work, no guessing games there.

 

Bryan tuned mine on a Dynojet after we refreshed the heads and added the Joe O. cam...Picked up 20 rwhp over the emailed tune we got from Joe...Its definitely nice to get it on the dyno just to get the a/f and timing spot on...The emailed tune was a great, safe tune..we were able to lean it out a hair and play with the timing til it was perfect...Pcmforless did me right...

--Alan

 

Be careful with that Hypertech dude, you'll shoot your eye out!

 

You can't go wrong with Bryan.

 

I used pcmforless and have had no problems at all..

 

I've used them both. No problems, other than having to change my rear tires.

 

My opinion is to always use a mail order tune first unless you have a really unusual combo. It a good starting point that will save expensive dyno tuning time, and also lets you break in/debug your car and drive it to the dyno instead of towing.

 

With bone stock heads, bolt ons and the hotcamkit PCMforless got me the #'s below. I think he's a damn good programmer.

 

You can't beat the $50 updates. My initial tune is a little rich, so I'm sure he'll nail it after I log some data this spring.

 

PCMForless!!

 

Laptop, Cable from Moates, and TunerCat.