Where to get tuned in nh/new england?
Where to get tuned in nh/new england?
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I need to get my evo tuned asap and im located in southern nh. Where are some good places to get tuned? im willing to drive.
I need to get my evo tuned asap and im located in southern nh. Where are some good places to get tuned? im willing to drive.
mellon tuning. remote tuning but excellent and i have been tuned elsewhere locally
http://mellontuning.com/
you need this stuff but its great to have anyway to log your car occasionally to make sure it is running well
http://mellontuning.com/equipment.html
http://mellontuning.com/
you need this stuff but its great to have anyway to log your car occasionally to make sure it is running well
http://mellontuning.com/equipment.html
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i have heard good things about DG motors. i went to The Shop in norwalk connecticut and could not be happier. there is also ECS performance in windsor and EFI logics in bethel.
DG and The Shop are the cheapest though and they charge 350 for the tune and they both do a really good job
DG and The Shop are the cheapest though and they charge 350 for the tune and they both do a really good job
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mellon tuning. remote tuning but excellent and i have been tuned elsewhere locally
http://mellontuning.com/
you need this stuff but its great to have anyway to log your car occasionally to make sure it is running well
http://mellontuning.com/equipment.html
http://mellontuning.com/
you need this stuff but its great to have anyway to log your car occasionally to make sure it is running well
http://mellontuning.com/equipment.html
send me a pm if anyone needs me
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+1 for this guy too great tuner from what I have seen and a good friend...if you don't mind the drive
Yes The Shop in Norwalk....not a listed vendor on the forum yet but a very good and reputable shop and very good in house tuner.
Originally Posted by 4g63evoeight
theshop?
I've seen a LOT of "tuned" Evo's in New England... cars that have been to professional shops, or e-tuned by others... (Edit: Vendor names removed)
Honestly, I wouldn't trust my car to any of them. They all have their shortcomings, and virtually none of them go out of their way to properly setup the ECU to be datalogged correctly. It's a bit unfortunate that these vendors take advantage of the fact that people just don't understand what they're looking at in their ECU and are too scared to form their own opinions.
I realize that the vendors above have tuned a combined thousands of Evo's, and I'm not saying they are bad at what they do... They make power and they make their customers happy, which is great...
All I am saying is, that if you take the time to do your own research and spend some time in the EcuFlash forums (check out the training videos) then you will realize there is a LOT more to tuning that what any e-tune vendor or New England shop has to offer. Once you understand how the stock ECU works, you'd be amazed at how little actually gets done in these paid tunes.
That said, I would be glad to offer my opinion on anyone's tune. Consider it free advice, take it or leave it. If anyone is curious how good their tune really is, feel free to send me your ROM in an e-mail to christian@rallyevo.com
Honestly, I wouldn't trust my car to any of them. They all have their shortcomings, and virtually none of them go out of their way to properly setup the ECU to be datalogged correctly. It's a bit unfortunate that these vendors take advantage of the fact that people just don't understand what they're looking at in their ECU and are too scared to form their own opinions.
I realize that the vendors above have tuned a combined thousands of Evo's, and I'm not saying they are bad at what they do... They make power and they make their customers happy, which is great...
All I am saying is, that if you take the time to do your own research and spend some time in the EcuFlash forums (check out the training videos) then you will realize there is a LOT more to tuning that what any e-tune vendor or New England shop has to offer. Once you understand how the stock ECU works, you'd be amazed at how little actually gets done in these paid tunes.
That said, I would be glad to offer my opinion on anyone's tune. Consider it free advice, take it or leave it. If anyone is curious how good their tune really is, feel free to send me your ROM in an e-mail to christian@rallyevo.com
Last edited by recompile; Oct 9, 2009 at 05:45 AM.
I've seen a LOT of "tuned" Evo's in New England... cars that have been to Dynoflash, TTP, DSG, or e-tuned by people like Jestr, Mellon, 4WS, and others...
Honestly, I wouldn't trust my car to any of them. They all have their shortcomings, and virtually none of them go out of their way to properly setup the ECU to be datalogged correctly. It's a bit unfortunate that these vendors take advantage of the fact that people just don't understand what they're looking at in their ECU and are too scared to form their own opinions.
I realize that the vendors above have tuned a combined thousands of Evo's, and I'm not saying they are bad at what they do... They make power and they make their customers happy, which is great...
All I am saying is, that if you take the time to do your own research and spend some time in the EcuFlash forums (check out the training videos) then you will realize there is a LOT more to tuning that what any e-tune vendor or New England shop has to offer. Once you understand how the stock ECU works, you'd be amazed at how little actually gets done in these paid tunes.
That said, I would be glad to offer my opinion on anyone's tune. Consider it free advice, take it or leave it. If anyone is curious how good their tune really is, feel free to send me your ROM in an e-mail to christian@rallyevo.com
Honestly, I wouldn't trust my car to any of them. They all have their shortcomings, and virtually none of them go out of their way to properly setup the ECU to be datalogged correctly. It's a bit unfortunate that these vendors take advantage of the fact that people just don't understand what they're looking at in their ECU and are too scared to form their own opinions.
I realize that the vendors above have tuned a combined thousands of Evo's, and I'm not saying they are bad at what they do... They make power and they make their customers happy, which is great...
All I am saying is, that if you take the time to do your own research and spend some time in the EcuFlash forums (check out the training videos) then you will realize there is a LOT more to tuning that what any e-tune vendor or New England shop has to offer. Once you understand how the stock ECU works, you'd be amazed at how little actually gets done in these paid tunes.
That said, I would be glad to offer my opinion on anyone's tune. Consider it free advice, take it or leave it. If anyone is curious how good their tune really is, feel free to send me your ROM in an e-mail to christian@rallyevo.com
Blah, blah blah...... I have never been tuned by the above mentioned vendors, but I am an expert opinion when it comes to having an opinion on companies and services that have not been performed on my vehicle......
Blah, blah blah..... Please violate evom rules and send me all of your vendor tuned maps you have paid for so I can compile and analyze them to learn how to tune and then vend a map to you without being an authorized site vendor>>>>
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Last edited by TTP Engineering; Oct 8, 2009 at 08:49 PM.