I need a good shop or someone who knows thier shit in the portland area.
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SeattleSy#1255
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Re: I need a good shop or someone who knows thier shit in the portland area.
for what? none around, drive down to LA at RPM, its your only option unless you do it yourself, whatever it is.
for what? none around, drive down to LA at RPM, its your only option unless you do it yourself, whatever it is.
crashing_sux
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Re: I need a good shop or someone who knows thier shit in the portland area.
What kind of work do you need done? Try Tom at Tom's Performance, 360-256-1722. He has a lot of experience with SyTy's (well for the area at least, he's worked on over 10 fairly stock SyTy's and both my truck (11's) and a friends truck that he's gotten in the 10's) so it might be your best bet if you don't feel like driving down to LA.
Shane
What kind of work do you need done? Try Tom at Tom's Performance, 360-256-1722. He has a lot of experience with SyTy's (well for the area at least, he's worked on over 10 fairly stock SyTy's and both my truck (11's) and a friends truck that he's gotten in the 10's) so it might be your best bet if you don't feel like driving down to LA.
Shane
Syclone#1992
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Re: I need a good shop or someone who knows thier shit in the portland area.
Moved to the Western Forum, you might get more help here.
Moved to the Western Forum, you might get more help here.
crashing_sux
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Re: I need a good shop or someone who knows thier shit in the portland area.
As for dialing in, there is a local shop in Vancouver that has experience tuning Syclone's, but not with the stock computers. A buddy just took his Sy to FAST performance (or something like that) in Vancouver and they installed a Snow Alky kit and threw his truck on their AWD dyno, gave him a nice safe street tune making 490HP to the wheels at 23psi.
If you're looking for someone to tune your stock computer you may be out of luck, although if you have an emulator and software where they can tune live they may be willing to take a shot. If that's your situation though you'd probably get better help for less money using one of the members on the board who have experience tuning that setup, even if it does take a little longer to do the tuning via email and phone calls route.
Let me know if you want FAST's number and I'll find it for you. Tom's performance has a dyno as well, but it's a rear wheel drive model only.
As for dialing in, there is a local shop in Vancouver that has experience tuning Syclone's, but not with the stock computers. A buddy just took his Sy to FAST performance (or something like that) in Vancouver and they installed a Snow Alky kit and threw his truck on their AWD dyno, gave him a nice safe street tune making 490HP to the wheels at 23psi.
If you're looking for someone to tune your stock computer you may be out of luck, although if you have an emulator and software where they can tune live they may be willing to take a shot. If that's your situation though you'd probably get better help for less money using one of the members on the board who have experience tuning that setup, even if it does take a little longer to do the tuning via email and phone calls route.
Let me know if you want FAST's number and I'll find it for you. Tom's performance has a dyno as well, but it's a rear wheel drive model only.
SeattleSy#1255
Category 5 Conservative
Re: I need a good shop or someone who knows thier shit in the portland area.
If you are looking for a custom chip (if that is what "dialed in" means?) then contact Dig from MN, you'll get a custom chip tuned using a WB02...
tybanman said:
If you are looking for a custom chip (if that is what "dialed in" means?) then contact Dig from MN, you'll get a custom chip tuned using a WB02...
crashing_sux
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Re: I need a good shop or someone who knows thier shit in the portland area.
http://home.fastspecialties.com/index.php?option=com_mamblog&Itemid=47
Here is their page, this is a link to the staff blog, if you read down a bit to August 9th you'll see a short write up on the results of their tuning on a buddy's Sy. Could have made a lot more power with 100% alky but he only wanted to run 11.5's and since he was able to do that on a 50/50 mix he decided not to go straight alky.
http://home.fastspecialties.com/index.php?option=com_mamblog&Itemid=47
Here is their page, this is a link to the staff blog, if you read down a bit to August 9th you'll see a short write up on the results of their tuning on a buddy's Sy. Could have made a lot more power with 100% alky but he only wanted to run 11.5's and since he was able to do that on a 50/50 mix he decided not to go straight alky.