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RyanA
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If you have something crazy, it would worth the drive to TX to see T1 Tony.... Pretty sure many other people will back that claim, too. If it's mild, I'm sure someone local can take care of you.
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Phate
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RyanA;163474 wrote:If you have something crazy, it would worth the drive to TX to see T1 Tony.... Pretty sure many other people will back that claim, too. If it's mild, I'm sure someone local can take care of you.
Not local to him... lol. Unless you want to go to Adrenaline. Ryan did the street tune on my car, he does a good job. As far as something crazy.. I donno twkd.. who would drive that far? :ptwkdcd595;163668 wrote:Now Ryan, thats just crazy... who would drive 10.5 hrs to go get a tune on a honda.
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twkdcd595
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LOL!
Honda-tech.com is down right now but there is a somewhat up to date tuner directory you could look at there or you can poke around the forum in general for tuners in the midwest for some ideas on where to go. Unfortunately none of them are going to be very local.
I also know Lowe Performance is pretty good with tuning from what I hear, I have not been to them personally but someone pretty close to consider.
What management you running pat, Hondata?
Honda-tech.com is down right now but there is a somewhat up to date tuner directory you could look at there or you can poke around the forum in general for tuners in the midwest for some ideas on where to go. Unfortunately none of them are going to be very local.
I also know Lowe Performance is pretty good with tuning from what I hear, I have not been to them personally but someone pretty close to consider.
What management you running pat, Hondata?
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twkdcd595
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http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2368887
here is the tuner directory on honda-tech. note this is not all the tuners around and just because they are listed does not mean they are the greatest. so do some research on who your considering if possible.
here is the tuner directory on honda-tech. note this is not all the tuners around and just because they are listed does not mean they are the greatest. so do some research on who your considering if possible.
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twkdcd595
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Well you dont HAVE to be a dealer but I definately in no way would suggest tuning it yourself... seems you realize taking it to a good tuner is the way to go.
Sorry I missed you call the other day, work is picking up alot and I been busy in the afternoons. I will try to catch you tonight or tomm.
Sorry I missed you call the other day, work is picking up alot and I been busy in the afternoons. I will try to catch you tonight or tomm.
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