Reputable speed shop in East TX?

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BocephusGT

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Just got an SCT and was wondering where everyone gets their tuning done in east TX and west LA.

With my diesels I use Innovative and just tell them all my mods and they write the tune and email it to me.I know the best way is with a dyno and AF meter and all that jazz.Or who is THE mustang tuner to use?Anyone everybody likes?

Thanks!

 

d98gt

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What are your mods on the car? If it isn't anything major I think an email tune can get you real close to where you need to be.

I know that my email tunes have been RIGHT ON as far as a/f goes. I can get you in contact with a good email tuner if you follow my sig

 

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I'm in Tyler and would also like to know. I saw a dyno shop on 155 the other day. Not sure how reputable they are though.

 

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d98gt said:

What are your mods on the car? If it isn't anything major I think an email tune can get you real close to where you need to be.

I know that my email tunes have been RIGHT ON as far as a/f goes. I can get you in contact with a good email tuner if you follow my sig

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Its a 2000GT with an 03 engine.It has shorty headers,H-pipe,dual 40's,BBK TB and intake,pulleys,3:73's,and a short throw shifter.Just bolt ons.

Thanks for the link I may hit them up.

 

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JaysonMFK said:

I'm in Tyler and would also like to know. I saw a dyno shop on 155 the other day. Not sure how reputable they are though.

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You will be fine with an email order from any of the known shops such as bamatunes/americanmuscle, torq, blow by racing, vmp, evolution, etc
if you are running basic mods. The 2011+ cars have factory widebands so you can datalog for the company and they can revise if needed.

BocephusGT said:

Its a 2000GT with an 03 engine.It has shorty headers,H-pipe,dual 40's,BBK TB and intake,pulleys,3:73's,and a short throw shifter.Just bolt ons.

Thanks for the link I may hit them up.

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Those are pretty basic bolt ons and you should also be fine getting an email tune for now. I suggest that you get the tune and then head to the dyno to make some pulls so you can monitor the a/f to make sure it is in an acceptable range. You'll notice a nice gain from a 93 octane tune that is specific for your mods.

 

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I've been tuning standalones(tec3, Motec, Autronic, etc.) for awhile, came from a Supra background. So I'm not worried about finding a speed shop for tuning. More of a place with a lift for future mods, knowledge of a mustang, connections to local events and culture, and a dyno for me to play on every now and again.