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Dropping this off here for anyone local looking to get ProTuned for COBB AccessPort or MHD custom tuned.

Dyno tuning or etuning available

Please email me for rates bq@*************

[BeastMode335i]

As soon as that FMIC is put in, add me to the list.. Most likely 2nd week of September.. Do you prefer in person, or remotely..?

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Originally Posted by BeastMode335i

As soon as that FMIC is put in, add me to the list.. Most likely 2nd week of September.. Do you prefer in person, or remotely..?

In person ie dyno tuning will be a bit more expensive but safer if you have a fear of getting pulled over or putting other people or yourself at risk

Remotely ie etuning is technically better, as the car gets dialed in based on real world conditions especially gas changes which can be poor or good. All depends on the station your frequent or what your regular commute is. Transmission get to be dialed in also gear to gear which cannot be done on a dyno unless you dyno tune and then go etune later.

[BQTuning]

For those looking for a local tuner

[Gohan335i7]

Hmm...

[InCityPhoto]

@******** Where are you actually located in FL?

[BQTuning]

Originally Posted by InCityPhoto

@******** Where are you actually located in FL?

West Palm, if you don't live near eTuning is an option

[MNick]

Excellent tune, if anybody in Tampa is interested PM me, I am happy to do a side by side comparison of OTS vs BQ tune.

[Gohan335i7]

What Intercooler did you end up choosing beast!? I'm waiting on my ETS Intercooler!!

[BeastMode335i]

I got a 7" VRSF

I'm putting it in Saturday, so hopefully BuraQ can fit me in the schedule.. I'm still on v5.1 MHD stage 1 that tops out at like 15psi lol, I'm anticipating quite a noticeable difference and would like to target around 18-20psi as I'm still on stock snails, but fbo with access to e85.. I've been running about 2 gallons of e85 the past 2 times I filled my car up, and my lpfp barely dips under 70 so I think I'll be ok running a lil e85 on the stock pump..

[xyaaeg234g234]

Originally Posted by ********

Dyno tuning or etuning available

Moving down to Boca in the next few weeks and will be in WPB quite often with friends in that area. What kind of timeframe/duration does the dyno tuning take up? Is it something I plan for an entire day in the shop or just a few hours in with testing and I'm on my way?

Originally Posted by BeastMode335i

I got a 7" VRSF

Got the same, been loving it so far. It's awesome seeing that thing put in work and temps down near 200. 250 used to be my 'normal' running temp, now if I get close to that I think somethings wrong.

[BQTuning]

Originally Posted by prodigymix

Moving down to Boca in the next few weeks and will be in WPB quite often with friends in that area. What kind of timeframe/duration does the dyno tuning take up? Is it something I plan for an entire day in the shop or just a few hours in with testing and I'm on my way?

about 2-3 hours in the shop, or you cna just do eTuning and just do logs when convenient on your own time

[xyaaeg234g234]

Originally Posted by ********

about 2-3 hours in the shop, or you cna just do eTuning and just do logs when convenient on your own time

Sweet. I can easily spare 3 at the shop, I can spend 8-10 at my current indy just hanging out and learning lol, plus I've been very curious to toss her on a dyno and see what I'm working with anyway. I'll be in touch once I'm settled in my new place!

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