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Just picked up a Turbo Grand Prix GT ( 2002 ). It'* pretty fast but i am not sure if its tuned right or even tuned at all. Anyone local around Washington D.C. area or MD, NOVA that can help tune?
That'* a possibility. But, a word of caution. Your getting a canned tune. Just because it worked on one car 5 states away 50 degrees warmer than you, does not mean that tune will work "well" in your car. Unless you have the ability to scan/log live data, I say steer away from canned tunes.
If you read on the HPT forum, you will see people are ALWAYS scanning scanning scanning, then TUNE, more scanning, scanning etc.
If you read on the HPT forum, you will see people are ALWAYS scanning scanning scanning, then TUNE, more scanning, scanning etc.
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Thats true. I remember Bill did my last one awhile ago. i am very close to pull the trigger and buy one for my self as i go through these cars all my life...
But i am not sure if i am ready to cough up $650 just like that....
But i am not sure if i am ready to cough up $650 just like that....
I don't see why you need the pro version. If your looking at just using a wideband o2, Dan has a writeup here on how to use the regular version and still be able to use a wideband o2 sensor. Save the money. Get the one for $499. I did.
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