Hi there, it would be a pleasure to tune your Evo. Please take the time to come see our facility in Orlando and speak with us in person, see some of our recent work.

What year is your Evo?

 

If your looking to use your stock ecu then go to JESTR.

 

If your in Orlando i would personally suggest Jestr.. We hold several dyno days each year with him as a guest and everyone he tunes is happy with his work.. Good luck..

Mike

 

Cant go Wrong with TTP. One stop shop to get everything done to your Evo. From Parts, Service, Installations, Tuning. They do it all.

 

I have seen great results from both TTP and Jestr. I think you can't go wrong with either.

 

i've heard from a couple people jestr is very hard to get a hold of after the fact.. this is why i am going to TTP

 

We are always available by phone @ 407-475-0010, email@ sales@ ttp-engineering.com, AIM=TTPEngineering, and you can always show up at our full service dyno facility as well.

 

+1

In house dyno, all the fluids you need, parts, service and tuning under one roof any day of the week.

Dyno days are a bit inconvenient.

 

Unfortunately you won't hear the bad about these shops. That's considered vendor bashing and it's prohibited. I posted a review approved by a SuperMod on TTP. Make sure you check it out before you do business with them.

With that said, I would reccommend JESTR. He's one of the best stock ECU tuners on the east coast! Diiiiirk at AWD Motorsports is also exceptionally skilled with stock ECU. Good luck!

 

Double post, woops!

 

Yes, we have an Evo only inventory of parts on the shelf ready to go.

The only complaint we can recall is the locking of an ECU every once in a while to protect customers from changing their ecu tune and blowing their own engine. This is done for their own protection. That is a complaint we can live with if it saves an engine from failure.

 

Lol Scott. I could see how that could possibly backfire - Tuner tunes Evo, owner mucks with tune, car blows up, owner blames tuner.

Good call.

 

Chad, I didn't know that you had a bike.