Tuner in Arizona

[AZMS3]

Hey whats up everyone, Im looking for a good tuner for the Speed 3 in the Arizona location. I have looked online and there doesn't seem to be much available for the speed. Everything is for the WRX/STI and EVo's. Does anyone from AZ have any good advice on a shop with experince tuning the speed 3.

Thanks

 

[madvillian]

lawl, there is no one, trust me ive tried everywhere. what are your mods? i say go with e-tune. thats essentially what im doing.

 

[AZMS3]

lawl, there is no one, trust me ive tried everywhere. what are your mods? i say go with e-tune. thats essentially what im doing.

Thats what its seems to me. Right now I have cobb intake, Greddy Type S BOV, and AP. Im wanting to get a custom tune to get the full potential out of the AP and be on the safe side. I will eventually get a IC and DP later in the year.

Regarding the e-tune is this through Cobb and how much does it cost? Also what is the process for the e-tune. Data log and send in?

I use to have a WRX and loved how easy it was to get a custom open source tune and how cheap it was. I was getting tuned for $200 on the dyno with the suby.

Thanks

 

[madvillian]

e-tuning through christian is the way to go right now, as long as you stay consistent in sending the specific datalogs that he requests. i believe it is somewhere around $200, but dont quote me on that, and it can sometimes be a slow process, he's got a lot of cars hes tuning right now.

honestly, if i were you, i would wait until you bolt some more stuff on your car until you think about really tuning it. the ecu does a great job adjusting to the basics.

 

[AZMS3]

e-tuning through christian is the way to go right now, as long as you stay consistent in sending the specific datalogs that he requests. i believe it is somewhere around $200, but dont quote me on that, and it can sometimes be a slow process, he's got a lot of cars hes tuning right now.

honestly, if i were you, i would wait until you bolt some more stuff on your car until you think about really tuning it. the ecu does a great job adjusting to the basics.

I will have to look into the e-tuning further sounds like a good idea and the best option avaliable in Arizona.

Yeah I might just wait until I get some more parts such as Dp or FMIC until I have a custom map made from cobb.