Milcre wrote:but do I need to have it tuned at a shop?
Yes... unequivocally yes. Unless one of our tuning gurus can help you. You can mess up so much if you tune incorrectly, it's better to just have a pro do it.
Milcre wrote:but do I need to have it tuned at a shop?
bellalyssa wrote: unequivocally
Milcre wrote:Who here would qualify as a tuning guru? Also does the cobb pro tuner have maps or are can they create customizable maps for this dp/rp setup? I also want to be able to go back to stock setup so if I get it tuned will they flash my ecu and if so will I be able to restore to stock with the cobb accessport?
Milcre wrote:I plan on purchasing an accessport next month or June. My main question was "is the tune done at the shop using the accessport as the tuning device?" I'm relatively new to tuning as I've done mostly bolt ons in the past and the last car I worked with that was simliar to tuning was "chipping" my old VW GTI. I appreciate everyone's feedback since I'm new at this.

bellalyssa wrote:Try Harvey the Boost Creep. I think Dave (chickenwafer) had his turbo-RX8 done there. I have a few friends that were incredibly happy with his work. He does street tuning and will do tens of pulls on your car. He may be expensive but he's worth it.

Regulator wrote:Anyone know how to install a methanol injection kit? I've been itching the buy one lately, but I can't find good instructions online to attempt installing it on my own.

Regulator wrote:Anyone know how to install a methanol injection kit? I've been itching the buy one lately, but I can't find good instructions online to attempt installing it on my own.

bellalyssa wrote:Try Harvey the Boost Creep. I think Dave (chickenwafer) had his turbo-RX8 done there. I have a few friends that were incredibly happy with his work. He does street tuning and will do tens of pulls on your car. He may be expensive but he's worth it.
speedjunkie wrote:I know Dave already saw this coming lol, but DO NOT use Harvey at Boost Creep. I don't blame him for killing my car because it looks as though it spun a bearing, but he certainly didn't help matters by looking at my blinking water temp gauge (it blinks when it's overheating) and the reading of about 230-240 and saying "what's this?" SERIOUSLY?! You're a freaking tuner and you don't know that overheating is bad for an engine??
It also kinda pissed me off that he poked fun that the engine failed and one of the oil coolers was ripped off while towing. That did not make me very happy. I never did sign any documents releasing him from liability but like I said, I don't blame him (or Dave since he hadn't even started tuning yet lol) for blowing my engine so I didn't ask him for any money, nor will I go after him for anything. But I refuse to go back there.
Yeah, don't use him. I never will again. I'd pull my own teeth first...all of them.

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