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sko222 09-03-2014 08:32 PM

tuners in san jose area?
 
Hey guys new to ft86 club. I'm looking for a tuner around the san jose area. I've only installed uel headers and a nameless axleback but I want to finally get some power out of them and stop the dam cel from being on.

Jolaessss 09-03-2014 08:59 PM

I suggest VishnuTuning

sko222 09-03-2014 10:07 PM

Would you have any contact info by chance?

redGSRguy 09-04-2014 01:51 PM

If you have the software contact Lawrence at Synergy. They are over on Keyes street.

finch1750 09-04-2014 02:24 PM

You basically have two options, ECUTek and Open Flash Tablet by Vishnu. ECUTek requires a custom tune and the local tuning in SJ for that is Mann Engineering. There is also EQ Tuning in Fairfield but they aren't realy local. With the Openflash Tablet you can get a custom tune by Vishnu or you could just run a preloaded ma based on your mods and see nice gains. For just a header that is probably the route I would take as custom tunes are expensive and can be anywhere from substantially better to basically the same but you won't know until after you pay for it.

You can google Mann Engineering. Vishnu can be PM'd on here @Shiv@Openflash

sw20kosh 09-04-2014 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by finch1750 (Post 1931471)
You basically have two options, ECUTek and Open Flash Tablet by Vishnu. ECUTek requires a custom tune and the local tuning in SJ for that is Mann Engineering. There is also EQ Tuning in Fairfield but they aren't realy local. With the Openflash Tablet you can get a custom tune by Vishnu or you could just run a preloaded ma based on your mods and see nice gains. For just a header that is probably the route I would take as custom tunes are expensive and can be anywhere from substantially better to basically the same but you won't know until after you pay for it.

You can google Mann Engineering. Vishnu can be PM'd on here @Shiv@Openflash

I wouldn't spend the money you would spend for Mann's expensive but awesome dyno + Bill on just a header tune. If going this route, I would wait till you have pretty much nailed down your whole exhaust/intake/fuel setup.

Alternatively you can pay $300-400 for an etune that includes free updates in the future when you install more parts. This is the route I took and it has worked out very nicely with Jamesm (HRI Tuning) and Toan (Performance Tuning aka. ptuning). @mkivsoopra and @MyRx can chime in here too as they are currently tuning with jamesm.

finch1750 09-04-2014 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by sw20kosh (Post 1931542)
I wouldn't spend the money you would spend for Mann's expensive dyno on just a header tune. I would wait till you have pretty much nailed down your whole exhaust/intake/fuel setup.

Alternatively you can pay $300-400 for an etune that includes free updates in the future when you install more parts. This is the route I took and it has worked out very nicely with Jamesm (HRI Tuning) and Toan (Performance Tuning aka. ptuning)

Does Jamesm tune the OFT? If so then that would definitely be the way to go if staying N/A I think as you can get updates from a quality tuner as you continue to mod which helps justify the price imo.

RehabJeff86 09-05-2014 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by sw20kosh (Post 1931542)
I wouldn't spend the money you would spend for Mann's expensive but awesome dyno + Bill on just a header tune. If going this route, I would wait till you have pretty much nailed down your whole exhaust/intake/fuel setup.

Alternatively you can pay $300-400 for an etune that includes free updates in the future when you install more parts. This is the route I took and it has worked out very nicely with Jamesm (HRI Tuning) and Toan (Performance Tuning aka. ptuning). @mkivsoopra and @MyRx can chime in here too as they are currently tuning with jamesm.

I heard jamesm stopped taking new customers??? :iono::iono:

sw20kosh 09-05-2014 04:40 AM

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Originally Posted by finch1750 (Post 1931555)
Does Jamesm tune the OFT? If so then that would definitely be the way to go if staying N/A I think as you can get updates from a quality tuner as you continue to mod which helps justify the price imo.

I don't think so.

sw20kosh 09-05-2014 04:41 AM

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Originally Posted by RehabJeff86 (Post 1932751)
I heard jamesm stopped taking new customers??? :iono::iono:

Oh yeah? Hmmm

Been using Toan lately. Fantastic tuner. But I think he only does e-tunes for the ptuning turbo kit now that I think about it.

MyRx 09-05-2014 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by sko222 (Post 1930180)
Hey guys new to ft86 club. I'm looking for a tuner around the san jose area. I've only installed uel headers and a nameless axleback but I want to finally get some power out of them and stop the dam cel from being on.

To the OP, yes there are tuners around San Jose. Mann Engineering (Santa Clara) invites @DeliciousTuning (from San Diego) to tune customers' cars on their dyno and such. Simpliest and easiest method to dyno tune your car with your existing and future mods. Contact Mann Engineering for scheduling and prices.

Another San Jose tuner resides with @Speed Element . Contact Speed Element to find out more info.

OFT is not in San Jose area but rather East Bay and they are just etunes. Buy the hardware, plug 'n play, download etunes from their website - upload to your car and go. Custom tunes, hmmm contact them.

There's also EQ Tuning in Fairfield. They custom tune. They have an open house coming up on 10/4.

As for the rest of the metioned etuners, you have to contact them indivually for methods of their etunes. There are a few etuners to choice from - some are methodical to what they do, some are not-so. Some are very cheap and some are pay-per-tune.

sko222 09-07-2014 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by MyRx (Post 1932963)
To the OP, yes there are tuners around San Jose. Mann Engineering (Santa Clara) invites @DeliciousTuning (from San Diego) to tune customers' cars on their dyno and such. Simpliest and easiest method to dyno tune your car with your existing and future mods. Contact Mann Engineering for scheduling and prices.

Another San Jose tuner resides with @Speed Element . Contact Speed Element to find out more info.

OFT is not in San Jose area but rather East Bay and they are just etunes. Buy the hardware, plug 'n play, download etunes from their website - upload to your car and go. Custom tunes, hmmm contact them.

There's also EQ Tuning in Fairfield. They custom tune. They have an open house coming up on 10/4.

As for the rest of the metioned etuners, you have to contact them indivually for methods of their etunes. There are a few etuners to choice from - some are methodical to what they do, some are not-so. Some are very cheap and some are pay-per-tune.

Thanks for all the great info. Looks like im goin to just buy a OFT and do it myself, seems to be the most Cost effective route unless someone let me use theres lol

PMok 09-07-2014 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by sko222 (Post 1936069)
Thanks for all the great info. Looks like im goin to just buy a OFT and do it myself, seems to be the most Cost effective route unless someone let me use theres lol

OFT won't work that way, only does one car per tablet.

But it's totally worth it, I think anyone who's staying NA and gets the OFT, doesn't regret it. If you're going to go turbo down the road, well then you'll want to consider Ecutek too.

sko222 09-08-2014 08:52 PM

Oh sh*t that blows! I guess im goin to have to go with ecutek now, have plans to turbo it one day thanks for the info


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