Where can I get my car tuned in MD?

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IEatRiceGT

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I've saved up some money and I want to get my car tuned hopefully over spring break(when I'm finally back from school) and the question is where can I go and get a good tune at a fair price? Self tuning is out of the question and I want a professional shop to dyno tune my car. Let me know, thanks.

--I live in Frederick, MD and want a shop fairly close.

 

Killercanary

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Kauffman motorsports isn't too far from you. They are located near dillsburg PA.

http://www.kauffmanmotorsports.com

 

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I was hoping to get a better responce that one shop

 

SeventyMach1

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Total Performance : Mt. Airy, MD

Maryland Motorsports : Location Unknown

Horsepower by Herman : Crofton, MD
http://www.hbh.org/ (these guys look good)

 

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www.marylandperformance.com

That's where my car is but I'll let you know how well they do with my car by end of week. Also try ELD performance.

 

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Killercanary said:

Kauffman motorsports isn't too far from you. They are located near dillsburg PA.

http://www.kauffmanmotorsports.com

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YEAHLOH95

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i vote for kauffmans too they did my car and are great guys

 

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how much did it end up costing you for the tune? the guy told me $300 for the chip and $100 per hour on the dyno, usually running about $500.