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That's a bummer from FVD, I hope they still honor my setup I have not talked with them in a while and need to complete my tune. I need to gather more information glad you posted TTJunkie..
Gave FVD a call and Whew! Got in under the wire and they will finish my tune, I guess custom tunes just not profitable in this time and era. By they way what car do you have?
Have you tried Sharkwerks in CA or vivid racing in Phoenix. I think there is another one called Promotive where you send them your ECU and they program it and send it back to you. As I recall they where supposed to be very good. By the way what car do you have?
Mother:
Sharkwerks is the worst shop I have ever been to, you should reconsider recommending them for anything.
I think I'll wait for a slowdown at work, then drive to EVOMS and give them the car for a few days.
Thanks All :-)
If all else fails, Vivid Racing can do it for around $2000 and that's for straight ECU programming and they need 2 days with car on dyno. Disclaimer: I never had any work done by them. GL
I said to "try" sharkwerks, ....feel free to elaborate on your experiences so others may benefit. GL
I'd be very interested as well? In fact, if you (TTJunkie) are the same person banned about a year ago for pulling the similar posts, you can let us know that too, OK?
To be specific...
I have no issue with relating first hand experiences about any vendor/product/service, but have always maintained that opinions be kept in context to "first hand experience" and relating both sides of the story.
I do have an issue with "snap shots" - i.e. - "they are the..." posts/comments, such as TTJunkie's..
TTJunkie, feel free to PM me should you want to discuss this in private.
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