Where are they? Im looking for one around the MA,RI, and CT area. Need a place to get AFC and other things installed and tuned.
Dyno/Tune shops in NE area
- Thread starter 91GTE
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I got help and found some
1.http://www.trickengineering.com/
2.http://www.f1dyno.com
3.http://www.cdperformance.net
1.http://www.trickengineering.com/
2.http://www.f1dyno.com
3.http://www.cdperformance.net
Contact Al Stanek up in conneticut. Last time I was looking around for some answers he was able to help out. Good guy. You can probably find him on Supraforums.
F1Dyno is good, there's a place in sterling... i can't remember... they've got an AWD dyno, 3 letter name... starts with an "M" ... why the hell can't i remember...
www.Enhancedstreetpeformance.com is what Kurt was talking about. I told him about it a while back. I wouldnt deal with them though I went there to get some prices and they were jsut dicks and all they cared about were there regular people who had cars already done not people who jsut pop in and want some parts or some work performed.
ESP? I don't think so... link's dead n00b.91SupraTurbo said:
I'm thinking of one in Sterling...
psh... you... educate me? that's funny right there :nono: :biglaugh:
From what i heard from other forums, Trick engineering is a really good shop, They have numerous all-motor cars and 500whp+ boosted Hondas and others.
http://www.enhancedstreetperformance.com/ this is what I used its the same link and it works. ill teach you a thing or two kurt thats for sure.
in the albany area
http://www.redline-motorsports.net/
and
http://www.synapsemotorsport.com/
redline does alot of domestics, synapse does more imports, they have a nice road race porsche and recently built a 510whp civic
http://www.redline-motorsports.net/
and
http://www.synapsemotorsport.com/
redline does alot of domestics, synapse does more imports, they have a nice road race porsche and recently built a 510whp civic
Most of the Tune shops, they offer self tune and the more expensive tune by shop, How hard is it? What do you do?
u adjust the a/f ratio, timing, boost, fuel pressure and any other tune able variables in the engine, its probably a good idea to have the tech tune your car unless u really know alot about all these things and how adjusting them will affect ur car, also the techs have alot of experience and know how to get every bit of power out of your setup without blowing anything up
91gte, there are a few places that i know about in southern ct(about 2-2.5 hours from where you live) but i wouldn't trust them to tune(a bunch of people said they will seriously f*** ur car up.