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Post by fishpig 1/15/2009, 12:57 pm

i've been pricing a CAI package and had a question regarding the programmer. it seems that the programmer costs at least as much as the CAI parts and i was wondering why you couldn't use someone else's programmer with your tune. i know its good to have your own but if you're not planning on re-tuning a bunch why not just use somebody's? is the tuner somehow linked to your vehicle?

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Post by Guest 1/15/2009, 1:09 pm

Tuners are specific to a certain engine code. Under your hood on your PCM you will find a series of numbers and letters...thats your specific engine code and is important when making a tune for your car.

Once you program your car with a tuner..it is (Locked). No other vehicles can be tuned with this tuner while you have the tune on your car.

If you go back to "Stock" mode...this unlocks the tuner and the tuner can be used on another vehicle.

This other vehicle can use your tune IF they have the same engine code and performance parts.

Hope this makes sense....keeps people form buying one tuner and tuning multiple cars.

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Post by fishpig 1/15/2009, 2:55 pm

and its locked because my stock tune is held on the tuner and the tune on my car is sort of 'checked out' to my car.

either way i think i get it... sounds as if i need to buy a tuner with the CAI kit :-/

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Post by Oldokie 1/15/2009, 3:06 pm

DANG !!! What in the heck do these guys have against us old pirates anyways?
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Post by Guest 1/15/2009, 3:12 pm

JLT (CAI) and SCT tuner cant go wrong.

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Post by Oldokie 1/15/2009, 3:17 pm

Seems to me you could get the CAI installed and the car tuned at some speed shop for the same price for you to do it yourself....
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Post by BMMC1 1/15/2009, 3:18 pm

Contact Greg... he can get you set up.
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Post by Guest 1/15/2009, 3:38 pm

check out brenspeed, they have tuner/air kit packages, saves you money.

http://www.brenspeed.com/

And greg will laugh at you if you bring up cold air. lol he hates that word, cause its technically not "COLD". good guy though. its just an inside joke. lol!

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Post by Psycho Bob 1/15/2009, 4:58 pm

brenspeed is good, but i prefer www.bamachips.com if you're going with a mail order tune. brenspeed will only (to my knowledge) update your tune for free if you get the parts from them. bama will do it no matter where you buy the parts from. plus doug is just awesome, but since you have archangel there in town you could just go there if he will give you the same price for the tuner, "cai", and 3 tunes.

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Post by fishpig 1/15/2009, 5:17 pm

i won't have any problem installing this myself... i just didn't want to spend money on something if i didn't have to.

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Post by Guest 1/15/2009, 6:16 pm

Oldokie wrote:Seems to me you could get the CAI installed and the car tuned at some speed shop for the same price for you to do it yourself....

Yes but as you add more and more performance parts...the car must be retuned. Brenspeed and Bamachips have perfected the art of email tunes through testing hundreds of different combinations. As you add parts to your car you can call them up and get a new tune for free

Whereas through a dynotune you have to pay for yet another dyno tuning session each time.....which can get costly.

The Tuner can also read check engine light codes and allow you to make minor fuel and timeing changes yourself through the RPM range.

Pretty slick

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Post by fishpig 1/15/2009, 7:29 pm

Grabber07' wrote:Yes but as you add more and more performance parts...the car must be retuned. Brenspeed and Bamachips have perfected the art of email tunes through testing hundreds of different combinations. As you add parts to your car you can call them up and get a new tune for free.

Whereas through a dynotune you have to pay for yet another dyno tuning session each time.....which can get costly.


that's the info i needed... thanks!

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Post by 07Shelby500 1/15/2009, 7:50 pm

Psycho Bob wrote:brenspeed is good, but i prefer www.bamachips.com if you're going with a mail order tune. brenspeed will only (to my knowledge) update your tune for free if you get the parts from them. bama will do it no matter where you buy the parts from. plus doug is just awesome, but since you have archangel there in town you could just go there if he will give you the same price for the tuner, "cai", and 3 tunes.

Doug is a great guy. But Brent at Brenspeed is the champ too. Both of these companies are very good. My best et comes from a mail order brenspeed 91 tune. You really cant go wrong here. Plus as far as the parts purchase thing to update your tune brenspeed has very competitive pricing on most everything. THey also have a selection of used parts if you call them.
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Post by Guest 1/16/2009, 12:34 pm

bama is a great place too, but you cant get ahold of Doug when you need to. never. he like dissapears into an unknown world. STFU

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Post by Guest 1/16/2009, 1:14 pm

McKrAzY wrote:bama is a great place too, but you cant get ahold of Doug when you need to. never. he like dissapears into an unknown world. STFU


You talk like you know from experience....

I actually have a bamatune along with Paul and I have no complaints. He just sent me a new tune a month ago and i reached him just fine

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Not sayin just sayin...fanboy

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