Eff Bama, they aren't even custom tunes they are just "canned".
And yes you CAN get a pretty spot on email tune especially for a car with knock sensors.
Here... get ahold of James Gordon. "Tuning by James"
WELCOME TO TUNING BY JAMES
Guy is a professional tuner who knows wtf he is doing. He tuned my 4V swap remotely going back and forth with datalogs and the thing runs like a raped ape. You get a startup tune, do a log with SCT's Livewire software, send him the log and then go back and forth moving from idle to driving to WOT pulls. As long as you have a wideband installed you should be good. And if you don't... GET ONE. With knock sensors he'll be able to get it very close, closer than mine because my GT swapped to 4V does not have them...
I run this car I have on 91 octane to 7000+ on a REGULAR basis and AFR always snaps to 12.1 when I floor it on the wideband. I sent him a log recently for the fuel I am running out here in Europe and 0 issues at all.
edit: This is not going to be a one or two day tuning process, the guy is thorough and it took me 10 tune revisions to get the car spot on. About a week and a half going back and forth, he is very busy so you might wait a day to get a re-tune but its worth it. Results speak for themselves.
edit2: Not sure if your XCAL2 will work with Livewire or not, you'd have to ask James if you do contact him. If not an XCAL3 used is like $125 if you look around. What I used and worked fine.
And yes you CAN get a pretty spot on email tune especially for a car with knock sensors.
Here... get ahold of James Gordon. "Tuning by James"
WELCOME TO TUNING BY JAMES
Guy is a professional tuner who knows wtf he is doing. He tuned my 4V swap remotely going back and forth with datalogs and the thing runs like a raped ape. You get a startup tune, do a log with SCT's Livewire software, send him the log and then go back and forth moving from idle to driving to WOT pulls. As long as you have a wideband installed you should be good. And if you don't... GET ONE. With knock sensors he'll be able to get it very close, closer than mine because my GT swapped to 4V does not have them...
I run this car I have on 91 octane to 7000+ on a REGULAR basis and AFR always snaps to 12.1 when I floor it on the wideband. I sent him a log recently for the fuel I am running out here in Europe and 0 issues at all.
edit: This is not going to be a one or two day tuning process, the guy is thorough and it took me 10 tune revisions to get the car spot on. About a week and a half going back and forth, he is very busy so you might wait a day to get a re-tune but its worth it. Results speak for themselves.
edit2: Not sure if your XCAL2 will work with Livewire or not, you'd have to ask James if you do contact him. If not an XCAL3 used is like $125 if you look around. What I used and worked fine.
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