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Eurodyne tune
Does anyone have any experience with thus tune, other than ppl with big Turbo set ups? There's a Guy a couple hours away from me that does this tune for 375 for stage 1 and claims same gains as giac etc.
I just can't find a ton of info on this tune or people that have it. The price difference is pulling me in buy I don't want to end up wishing I spent the extra couple hundred and went with giac. Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2
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05-11-2012, 05:29 PM
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You sure that price isn't AFTER you have the eurodyne software? Eurodyne Maestro costs like $800 and then you can find someone to tune it for you (its very customizable).
Edit: My friend with a 1.8T and k04 has it and he loves it. He paid for the software and then $200 for a guy to tune it.
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05-11-2012, 05:58 PM
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You don't like APR? There's Fixx in St.Pete I believe. Lots closer.
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Honestly, I dont think there is enough of a difference between all the tuning companies for stage 1 and 2. Just think about their k04 and higher tune so you can upgrade to it instead of having to pay full price.
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05-12-2012, 08:47 AM
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off topic, but im having trouble finding a good dyno for stage 1 GIAC. Anyone can help me out
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look at the dynos for all the other stage 1 tunes.... they are the same man, the difference between all these tunes is miniscule when your at these levels of power... but im pretty sure that the place that wants $375 to tune the Maestro, which you have to buy for $800
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