My P1 tuner brothers are going with a big booth. I wont be there, but Dan and Mark and a few of the other tuners will be there doing live demos and tuning cars in person.
8 hours is what a real shop that knows how to do them charges labor for.
$1200 is about average cost. Less is suspect and more means they dont want to do it.
If you arent getting a tune either for NA then sure get one. But any tuner should be able to change the pedal demand for you and its dramatic when its done right.
Dont get this.
The whipple tune completely changes pedal tq demand and the pedal demand ramp ups. That will severely ruin the drivability. You shouldnt run that anyway. Just get a tune if youre NA. Pedal demand ramp ups can be easily refined and should be.
Quick update. The stock cats lasted 800ish miles. RIP stock cats. The car started to blow smoke under boost and got a quite a bit louder and smellier after the last few rips last week. Figured they were going, so had to get them gutted. Car is perfect again now and rips HARDER than before...
No site I just run from my TikTok page. 5k followers over 200+ videos of my customer cars. And yes disable auto SS and do lots of other quality of life things as well.
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Ive tuned 267 of them since July of last year. There are tremendous gains in both performance and drivability getting a quality tune. I tuned my personal GT at about 100 miles on the odo and its the way it should be from the factory.
Discussed to death is the understatement of the centry.
As everyone eventually finds out, buy a bottle of Liquimoly Ceratec and dump it in after every oil change. It will remove the tick until you change the oil again. You're welcome.
I’m starting to get some white soot on my tips and some smoke under boost and the car is noticeably louder and smells bad at idle. I think mine failed or are in the process of failing. I have the ESS kit. Tuning on my own obv. It’s apparently clear the stock cats are a liability.
Thats not ideal. I took a blood vow with myself many years ago to never again own a car with no cats. I cant stand how awful the raw exhaust smells, plus the coyote becomes so ratty sounding with headers and no cats. Its just not on my playlist.
No you dont need to do any of that. I did mine a few days ago, took about an hour. A few socket extensions worked perfect. I removed my strut tower brace and the engine cover, and that was it. Getting to the back passenger side was the hardest, but if you use a 6" extension and a 5/8...