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How Much $ For First Tune?

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#1

Hi guys just wondering im looking at getting my first tune done, im just wondering how much should I expect to pay for a tune including the sct tool.

Q1 how much is the sct alone?

Q2 how much is a tune normally ball park figure. (engine tune not zf tune unless zf comes part of a normal tune??)

Thanks for helping?

#2

These days anywhere from $1500-$1800 and in some places $2k.

#3
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that including the sct im guessing?

Edited by EvilDaifu
no need to quote directly above :)

#4

Yea it is, and retunes are normally by the hour.

#5
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thanks henz. have actually been looking at pit lane performance and a friend recommended them. so hopefully around xmas time the t should be tuned :)

Edited by EvilDaifu
no need to quote directly above :)

#6

Go have a chat to them. You won't be disappointed!

#7

What's the sct tune?

& what's involved in the ZF tune?

#8

Sct make the xcal3, a tuning device.

A tune with that will generally pick up 30-40rwkw on a turbo.

Edited by Henz

#9

Or ridiculous amounts on the 5.0ltr S/C motors.......... :sungum:

#10
Sct make the xcal3, a tuning device.

A tune with that will generally pick up 30-40rwkw on a turbo.

Ok cool thanks!

ZF tune? I take it its gearbox shift points etc like how they tweak the ls1 auto?

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