Need to get the car dyno tuned for the AFR...any good places besides kennedy's and p&j's?

 

Spina's, Protech in canada.

 

Agreed. Protech. I'll even take you there.

 

How far is that? Where abouts?

 

Protechperformance.com


The shop is about 1.25hrs from the peace bridge in Mississauga Ontario Canada. What kind of vehicle do you have?

Vince

 

thats too far for me...

 

I would highly recomend protech. Your better off driving there to have it done right the first time.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Andrew Coats
I would highly recomend protech. Your better off driving there to have it done right the first time. [/QUThe place here is good, they tune vipers, ferraris, etc...my car is running very rich and the knock sensor is reading 5-6 degrees....I really dont want to screw up my engine driving 1.5 hours for a tune when this place is 15 minutes away...

 

I understand your concern about driving. What place are you refering to?

 

Keneddy's dyno on Noagara falls blvd

 

Hi Mark,
We have one expert editor version, and it has everything in it (same
as the professional tuners). The software costs $200 for one PCM. If
you need a logging scanner, that would be $50.
You will also need a cable, from www.akmcables.com. It costs around
$90.
All you need is a laptop (with a serial port), and you can tune over
and over. You can adjust the knock sensitivity and its effects, and
afr. Please see our 94/95 webpage for all the things you can change
with LT1-edit."

Mann...thats expensive.....

 

Protech. Best shop I've ever done business with and I won't go anywhere else now.

 

Hawk, If you bring me the car I will tune it for $300 US including the dyno time (with wideband) You don't need to buy a thing. I take care of the rest.

Vince

Protechperformance.com

 

I definitely recommend Vince's tuning at Protech.

 

Vince is definitly the man! I saw a 100% bone stock auto lt1 (no gears, no intake, nothing) w/ just Vince's tuning go 13.7 on street tires this weekend at Cayuga and it definitly had more in it. Apparently the owner went from 23x rwhp to 25x rwhp. I just remember it being almost 30 rwhp and that's a BONE STOCK car.