Tuner near Massachusetts

[gotaloveRWD]

So does anyone know of a tuner around mass familiar with the m20.
I'm looking to get tuned if a few months and would like to find a great tuner to talk with about my build
I've been recommended to go to Brenn tuning but other then that they all say they are the best so I figured it's best to ask!
Thanks

[gotaloveRWD]

Well I tried Brentuning but they say they are too busy for a project this extensive.... Not sure what that means but I'd like some suggestions on a tuner within a couple hours of central mass

[berlow94]

What are you looking to get out of a tune? Completely stock motor? Stock DME?


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[M-technik-3]

Well I tried Brentuning but they say they are too busy for a project this extensive.... Not sure what that means but I'd like some suggestions on a tuner within a couple hours of central mass

Means he doesn't know M20's. He works with modern cars for the most part.

What is the scope of what you are doing? Turbo system for an M20?

[gotaloveRWD]

Yes turbo m20 running Megasquirt

[berlow94]

Most top notch tuners look away from MS. The whole idea behind MS is how open source it is and how much people share their setups. Do a little research and you should be able to find a solid base tune for your setup and then work with it.

If you want a real performance tune from someone who really knows their shit, you're better off investing in a more powerful setup. Vipec, Haltech, Motec, Emtron, AEM, etc. The only "tuners" that I know that "specialize" in MS are Honda guys.


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[M-technik-3]

Are you dead set on MS? I know that Todd at TCD uses a simple setup for his systems while you do some more research on using Mega Squirt.

AEM from what I hear is very easy to use and many like it.

[gotaloveRWD]

I'm not dead set on it i just like that it plugs in and I don't have to spend hours looking at diagrams to wire it in
Someone I ran into I used to work with recommended ESP in sterling.
I emailed them today so we'll see what they have to say
If I were to go a different route it would probably be Haltech

[M-technik-3]

I have Autronic SM4 on a car of mine. It was a PIA to get done and it was N/A powered.

[berlow94]

Really, all you should need is an ETM of your year car/motor.
Maybe 20-30 wires.
Really not too hard.


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