Shiv, Andrew, anyone lol, I look at Andrew or shiv or anyother great tuner behind the wheel of a dyno and just gleem with amazement wishing I could do this, which I can but I need to learn.. This my friends leads to the point of the post. Can someone point me in the right direction of tuneing a car properly. Some literature or videos, schools anything. I want to learn the theroy do's and dont's etc.

Thank you for your time
B

 

Tuning is certainly not easy. After spending hours on the dyno with shiv, i still only have a loose grasp of what it actualy takes to make the kind of power he does. Tuning is comparable to driving in many ways. In order to be good at it, you need one of two things: a good teacher, or a natural talent. But like driving, seat time is the most important.

Tuning is all about being able to spot trends, deductive reasoning, and a firm understanding of how combustion engines work. The better one is at all of these, the better tuner they will be.

Ehhhh what do I know?

 

ERRRRR... what he said^^

we hold EFI university at our facility on a regular basis...check out our web site...we have another seminar coming up in March....

 

Give this a read...Its a start...

http://www.vishnutuning.com/tuning_dictionary.htm

 

Thank you guys for a good starting point.. Like I said I just wanna learn, its in my nature I hate not know what is going on.. Andrew, Dustin Thank you..
Brandon.

 

Nats in Japan

 

tuning engines is actually very easy esp if you have a piggy back program like exede w/ basemaps. best way to actually do it is buy the tools and just start going at it on your own car. maybe the evo is too expensive to experiment w/ and you can buy a cheap car like a honda to toy with.