So I purchased a revolution masterchip from someone on ebay for 40 bucks 
The person I bought it from seems honest and has 100% positive feedback so I am pretty sure that the chip is in working condition. The chip was originally sold to him as a single tune chip with the horns taken off for EEC clearance, so it appeared not to be anything special. It was also sold to him without a switch to toggle between programs, because he only had one. So now I have a revolution chip for 40bucks. 
To avoid a custom dyno tune which is very expensive 
I brainstormed on ways to get around it. Idea one was to find someone with the exact same mods as me and use whomever they used to burn my chip. I figured this would solve my problem of ordering a chip that didnt have correct A/F or timing. This idea slowly faded, but an even better one came to me. twEECer users create files custom to their applications and the more advanced users have a better understanding of which values need to be changed for different H/C/I combinations. So I found this really nice guy who has a website and he hooked me up with two twEECer files that I took different parts from to blend the two files into a custom tune for me. The two tunes are application specific for all of my modifications. His mods are almost identical. As a base, I am using the J4J1 Cobra calibrations. With the direction of the twEECer tuner I blended the two files. I then found a performance engineer in Canada who does custom calibration twEECer files and burns Revolution chips. I sent him the files and he is going to burn my chip for me. 
It was a ton of organizing but i finally got everything put together. I will post again and let you know if my master plan is
or fingers crossed and thank you to everyone that helped me along the way! 
The person I bought it from seems honest and has 100% positive feedback so I am pretty sure that the chip is in working condition. The chip was originally sold to him as a single tune chip with the horns taken off for EEC clearance, so it appeared not to be anything special. It was also sold to him without a switch to toggle between programs, because he only had one. So now I have a revolution chip for 40bucks. To avoid a custom dyno tune which is very expensive I brainstormed on ways to get around it. Idea one was to find someone with the exact same mods as me and use whomever they used to burn my chip. I figured this would solve my problem of ordering a chip that didnt have correct A/F or timing. This idea slowly faded, but an even better one came to me. twEECer users create files custom to their applications and the more advanced users have a better understanding of which values need to be changed for different H/C/I combinations. So I found this really nice guy who has a website and he hooked me up with two twEECer files that I took different parts from to blend the two files into a custom tune for me. The two tunes are application specific for all of my modifications. His mods are almost identical. As a base, I am using the J4J1 Cobra calibrations. With the direction of the twEECer tuner I blended the two files. I then found a performance engineer in Canada who does custom calibration twEECer files and burns Revolution chips. I sent him the files and he is going to burn my chip for me. It was a ton of organizing but i finally got everything put together. I will post again and let you know if my master plan is
and thank you to everyone that helped me along the way! 
