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I have been looking around for a while for someone to do a custom tune on my Typhoon.

What should I expect to pay?

One place quoted $950 just for the tune others are about $150 per hour on the dyno (Which is about what I have paid in the past)

Jimmy

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Hah high?

I seen heaps worse and the same and there are cheaper tunes out there. You should really question how many hours your car spends on the dyno and how many hours of the operators time you are using to justify the 900-1000 dollar rates.

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I also have been quoted 950 most I have ever paid was 380 on a diffrent sort of car though. As said before you get what you pay for

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Well you would think that the more of the cars the tuners tune, the more files they should have on hand to be able to tune with as a base reference, hence tuning time should be quicker, and price SHOULD have come down. Unless you were paying for previous R&D for the tunes, but you would have thought that the tuner would have incorporated that into the price of the cars that the R&D was done on, who works at a loss?

Also one point to consider is that BF reflash time is WAY quicker than a BA, can't see the justification for the price of a BF being as expensive as a BA.

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no more than 400 I think.

if somone was to spend a whole day tuning the car under all conditions then mabee a bit more but a good tuner should have it sorted in no more than 5 runs, as fats said before previous r&d should provide a good base for most stages of mods only needing a few tweaks to get it spot on.

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