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DC_T
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I need to have my car put on a flat bed and taken out to lowes on monday to have it tuned. does anybody know of a reasonably priced tow company? i was just going to start googling and calling random companies, but i wanted to see if anyone on here recommends one. thanks
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N2HIFI
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DC_T;193894 wrote:I need to have my car put on a flat bed and taken out to lowes on monday to have it tuned. does anybody know of a reasonably priced tow company? i was just going to start googling and calling random companies, but i wanted to see if anyone on here recommends one. thanks
why not drive it? It's a na car, not as big of a issue with driving it on a stock base map. Besides don't you still need to put a few miles on it to make sure it's all legit before taking it to have it tuned?

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modthesol
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i dd'd my sol around for a week before i could get a street tune done by speed and sound. then another week of ddin' (under 4k) before i drove to lowe.
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hmm, well, its got a crome base map on it from phearable. from everything i've read about breaking in motors, they say the first couple hundred miles are the most important for the rings to seat properly. i guess i'm paranoid i might wash the rings out or something. so you guys ran your freshly build motors w/ no tune n/a w/ no problems?