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jrod332 Enthusiast

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in Massachusetts? I got a mail order tune from justin. Im wondering how much more he could alter with a live tune even though I got the mail order tune. I would be in if its worth it.

txab Senior Enthusiast

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in Massachusetts? I got a mail order tune from justin. Im wondering how much more he could alter with a live tune even though I got the mail order tune. I would be in if its worth it.

 

You wouldn't count towards the 10 needed as you would be getting a re-tune that costs nothing.

J-man67 Senior Enthusiast

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I'll be up there visiting family for Thanksgiving...I WISH it could happen around then, haha.

georgecdisc Enthusiast

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Depending on the date I will either be in Michigan or New Hampshire. Of course money also plays a role whether or not it is feasible. I do have interest in this, just need more information once it is available.

02silveradols Enthusiast

02silveradols

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Locstion...I was thinking we could have the tune in Palmer Ma. This is by not means set in stone. He needs little traffic and highway. Palmer offers little traffic and the masspike for highway driving. Right off exit 8 on the Masspike there is a big Y where people could meet. Anyone feedback on the matter would be great. A tentative date right now is sometime in March/April. Thanks

Jennabear Senior Enthusiast

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in Massachusetts? I got a mail order tune from justin. Im wondering how much more he could alter with a live tune even though I got the mail order tune. I would be in if its worth it.

 

You wouldn't count towards the 10 needed as you would be getting a re-tune that costs nothing.

 

 

If you had a traditional tune, you will need to contact Justin to go over the reasoning with the update. Updates are free via mail, but we have had way too many people assuming tunes "go bad" over time wanting a live tune. More times than not, there is nothing for Justin to change and it is a waste of time.

 

There is a $50 upgrade fee from the traditional tune to an inperson tune.

Bill in Niantic Enthusiast

Bill in Niantic

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It looks as though you'll be able to buy the EFLive AutoCal from Justin and connect it to the ORB port and your Laptop. Record the data from your driving habits, then email that data file to Justin.

He will then send the tune back for you to install. I believe you can copy the OEM tune and save it for reinstallation whenever you need too.

I believe you don't need to pull any Chips (ECM, TCM) or have a second set. It sounds great to me and I emailed Justin to get on the list for the new AutoCal unit.

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