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NickFRS 01-02-2013 06:41 PM

PRE charges $400 for an open source tune. If we get enough people I'm sure that the price wont be that much... Also any tune after the first tune is $200 for an open source. This would be a car Spec tune. Prob 15-40 runs on the dyno to get everything looking good. Tech you are supposed to tune for most things you put on a car.... The Subaru world I come from involves turbos so tuning is needed more then anything. But I personally would never run an AM intake on a car w.o a tune. Or even headers. Perrin is close but i've had no exp with them as tuners. I have buddies who work there and take their cars to PRE. Also usually it takes 1-4 hours for a PRE custom tune. (and they can tune slammed cars) If drift office was closer I would deff go up there. But thats a drive for me. I hear good things though!!!

Zaneman 01-02-2013 07:35 PM

I have a Perrin tune as well. for the price, I'm unsure if I can say how much I paid for it. It was for sure the best money I've spent on the car.

Chen 01-02-2013 08:17 PM

I like the sound of custom tunes. But that's just me.

seven 01-02-2013 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by NickFRS (Post 640386)
PRE charges $400 for an open source tune.

Stop right there... What open source software do they plan on using???

As far as I know... no such thing exists.

So unless they're using something everyone on this forum seems to be unaware of, maybe you're mistaken and didn't mean "open source" but more of "ecutek" tuning?

RWD-boxer 01-02-2013 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by JayNutter (Post 636568)
Sounds like a great idea in theory until the warranty is voided and the engine melts. Never knew why people do this to new cars. I buy new so I have the warranty. If I would do this I would buy a good used STI or used Mustang GT.

Don't buy the warranty ! And enjoy more hp


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AVOturboworld 01-02-2013 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by seven (Post 640601)
Stop right there... What open source software do they plan on using???

As far as I know... no such thing exists.

So unless they're using something everyone on this forum seems to be unaware of, maybe you're mistaken and didn't mean "open source" but more of "ecutek" tuning?

I believe what he meant was that when they tune other models of vehicles for which opensource tuning software is available, they charge $400.00 for just the tuning itself.

seven 01-02-2013 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by AVOturboworld (Post 640645)
I believe what he meant was that when they tune other models of vehicles for which opensource tuning software is available, they charge $400.00 for just the tuning itself.

Ah, noted ;)

NickFRS 01-03-2013 02:28 AM

Talked to bobby today. If 5 people including me put down a 100 buck deposit they will get everything we need and charge 400 bucks for a custom tune using ECU TEK and PRE will pick up all other expenses. So who really wants to do this? I was using open source as an example by the way.

seven 01-03-2013 04:08 AM

So $400 includes licenses and a custom tune? If so that's a hell of a deal.

What would it cost for a re-tune once mods are added? (Since I know someone will ask and I'm sure many are in the same situation as me where they've bought a few mods but plan on more mods that are likely more impactful)

Chen 01-03-2013 04:13 AM

I think if I read correctly. Earlier it said 200. Which sounds kinda steep in my opinion.

NickFRS 01-03-2013 07:07 PM

Yes 200 bucks. Just do your car right the first time. I'm getting tune after intake crank pulley and full exhaust and calling it good for quite some time.

Flat Black VW 01-03-2013 07:17 PM

more options is always better IMO

seven 01-03-2013 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Chen (Post 641361)
I think if I read correctly. Earlier it said 200. Which sounds kinda steep in my opinion.

Quote:

Originally Posted by NickFRS (Post 642649)
Yes 200 bucks. Just do your car right the first time. I'm getting tune after intake crank pulley and full exhaust and calling it good for quite some time.

I'm lost still... So 400 for tune + license?
Or $400 for tune + $200 for license?

Sorry for not getting it here

NickFRS 01-03-2013 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NickFRS (Post 641256)
Talked to bobby today. If 5 people including me put down a 100 buck deposit they will get everything we need and charge 400 bucks for a custom tune using ECU TEK and PRE will pick up all other expenses. So who really wants to do this? I was using open source as an example by the way.

"PRE will pick up all other expenses" $400 $200. Please follow. PRE will custom tune your car. First tune is $400. Every tune after that is $200. Buy all your stuff. Install it. And only pay the $400. Thats the same price as Perrin. Idk where you are lost.


Back on topic. Who would put down a $100 deposit? We need 5. And you can have a custom tune for you spec own car.

Also PRE charges 85 bucks n hour and will gladly install any parts or custom turbo or super charger kits you want to do.


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