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2013-01-15 20:00:31

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b13nissan

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What's the finalized price for current customers?

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2013-01-15 20:35:31

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Originally Posted by b13nissan

What's the finalized price for current customers?

Shoot me a message or email with the details of your setup and for pricing!

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2013-01-15 20:37:49

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eTune service feeler

Originally Posted by JKTUNING

Originally Posted by b13nissan
What's the finalized price for current customers?

Shoot me a message or email with the details of your setup and for pricing!

You love that exclamation mark don't you

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2013-01-15 23:44:54

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Originally Posted by JKTUNING

As long as the car is mechanically solid and you have a nice tuning software for logging afr and other important engine details, it allows etuning to be possible!

I will be making a service item on the web site shortly.

READ many times before getting on the dyno many things arent correct and will effect this service

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2013-01-16 03:21:27

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Originally Posted by morgans432

Originally Posted by JKTUNING
As long as the car is mechanically solid and you have a nice tuning software for logging afr and other important engine details, it allows etuning to be possible!

I will be making a service item on the web site shortly.

READ many times before getting on the dyno many things arent correct and will effect this service

Absolutely. The setup needs to be in great mechanical order before this will work effectively.

There will be a check list provided to the customer before we will proceed with doing this. I actually have been a big "anti-eTune" guy in the past, but I have had a lot of requests for helping to set the software up and get people on the right track.

This is why I am not offering it for anything but the products that I sell at this time. I tune on a dyno on a daily basis and completely understand the need for attention to detail and the types of things the normal person can overlook.

And yes, I do like the explanation point.. just be lucky some of this isn't in all caps