do anyone knows any school around to learn how to tune cars, i was thinking of buying a DYNO but i want to learn how to tune first
[quote=Carnut;704138]You got the cash for a dyno? Word if you do.
Try this www.efi101.com
Great tuner.[/quote yea i being thinking about it for a while
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do anyone knows any school around to learn how to tune cars, i was thinking of buying a DYNO but i want to learn how to tune first
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Mind if I ask what other automotive qualifications/knowledge you possess? Seems kind of strange to me, that if you’re even considering buying a dyno, then you’d have a bunch of automotive background. And if that’s the case, then I would also guess that you should have the answer to your question.
Odd.
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Mind if I ask what other automotive qualifications/knowledge you possess? Seems kind of strange to me, that if you’re even considering buying a dyno, then you’d have a bunch of automotive background. And if that’s the case, then I would also guess that you should have the answer to your question.
Odd.
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I know a lot about cars, but that doesnt mean i would know every little thing, that’s the whole point of going to school to learn before i even buy a dyno why would i buy one if i dont know nothing about it.
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I know a lot about cars, but that doesnt mean i would know every little thing, that’s the whole point of going to school to learn before i even buy a dyno why would i buy one if i dont know nothing about it.
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head explodes
You should just buy Mike @ Innovative his AWD dyno, if you got deep pockets. Dyno’s cost big $$$
Thats a great book. Dynos run from 40,000 used to 150,000. In case you didn’t know.
http://www.pgmfi.org/twiki/bin/view/Home/WebHome
kinda honda specific but lots of info
great info as well
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Thats a great book. Dynos run from 40,000 used to 150,000. In case you didn’t know.
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I know
COME WITH ME to albany and i’ll teach you.
BITCH:spank:
christ almighty post straight!!! argh!!!
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http://www.pgmfi.org/twiki/bin/view/Home/WebHome
kinda honda specific but lots of info
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good info THANKS
lol, trust me when i say you dont wanna learn how to tune.
buy an AWD one. I’ll even give you 500 dollars towards it’s purchase if i can use it when i need it. 
^^^ +1
Otherwise good for you. Although it’s a science, it’s not black magic. I’d like to learn more about tuning as well, but the only person I can get to teach me tunes F-body’s :crap: Not that I have any experience, but it seems like tuning requires allot of experience, most of which can be vehicle specific. Good luck.
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lol, trust me when i say you dont wanna learn how to tune.
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truth
and its not like its something you go to a class and POW you are a master tuner. i would suggest doing it for a year or so on your car and some friends cars before you decide you want to charge someone for your services.
wait isnt tunning a major at ub