I've recently relocated to the Little Rock area and I'm trying to find out if there are any reputable tuners near here. ("near" being within 2 or 3 hours) I'd like to find a dyno so I do some tuning on my AFC. Any help is appreciated.

 

If your just want to tune the AFC you will be alot better of purchasing a wideband and then tune it on the street yourself. It will be more accurate and it will be money better spent. Just a suggestion to think about. When I ran the AFC I did this and then later on when I upgraded to the AEM is still used the wideband.

I recommend the M-300 or the M-250 with gague.
http://www.plxdevices.com/onlinestore_domestic.htm

 

Although I appreciate your input you didn't answer my question.

Anyone know of an AWD dyno near Little Rock?

 

hey man I live in jackson and there is a good tuner in the area. He really does alot with supras but he does have alot of knowledge about turbo cars. The web site is www.performancemotorsports.com I think jackson is like four hours away. If you want to talk to them call and ask for john he can answer any questions that you may have. They don't have a AWD dyno but you don't need one to tune your car. this week they are installing cams, cam gears, TBE, MBC and a new 20g TME from buschur racing for me. After that i am going to need a tune. I have a safc-2 and they are going to tune it on the road for me using wideband. If you are just concerned with dyno #'s the closest AWD dyno that I can think of is in houston TX and I think they have a dyno dynamics dyno. anyway i hope that helps

 

To my knowledge the closest AWD dyno is owned by Hypertech in Memphis, TN. However, it is not open for public use as far as I know. Now if you want someone to help you tune I would go for Polk Performance in Bryant, AR. http://www.memphisracingscene.com/vb...splay.php?f=27

Their official site is down atm but that is a forum of theirs, they do alot of work with building 4g63s for talons and such.

 

Polk is the place to go. Lots of 4g63t experience there, but no dyno. True about Hypertech. Unfortunately, Dallas, St. Louis and Calhoun, Ga. are the closest awd dynos that I know of.

 

Dallas will be your best bet. I'm in Fayetteville AR (Northwest corner), and if you need the AWD dyno, it'll be a road trip.

 

There are no AWD dynos in Arkansas... a lot of 2 wheel versions though, but that doesnt help us. Polk Performance is the closest tuner to you (certified AEM) and they only have a 2WD dynojet. Dallas is about a 3.5 hour drive and is your best bet for an AWD in your time frame.

Anyway, welcome to the state. There is a local group in LR along with a few of us in the Northwest corner (Fayetteville, Ft.Smith) that get together and for HPDE's and auto X quite often. If drag racing is your thing, then there is even more of that. You're pretty close to a great drag strip at Memphis.

jeff

 

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