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Well fellas i went and had my ecu done at Sunoka Custom Tunes through WESTERS Garage and WHOLY **** is it a bad ass thing to get.

Lyndon knows his crap thats for sure and i dont know how in all hell i didn''''t get this custom tune before as it''''s amazing....Wayne at Sunoka hooked me up and it was way better as i went to his personal house and is 10X better than mail ordering IMO because you can talk face to face about everything your getting **or** want and the knowledge of these guys are top notch.

We sat in my truck with his laptop and all his gear hooked up to my rig and basically did whatever i wanted and some lil "tricks" he knows too. I recommend Westers tunes to anyone as there down right bad ass and life time changes at no charge. 100 thumbs up.

Here is wayne''''s web addy http://www.sunokacustomtune.com/ Lyndon and wayne are great guys to deal with!!!

 

I didn''t know my 35''s could lay that much rubber lmao....

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Also, im going to have my rear Knock Sensor replaced as its tripping a code(P0332), will i have to get my tune redone after the sensor change or will it be a problem. Will i notice a power increase or anything after the sensor change with the tune in?

Or should i just get it done and be on my way or will it make a difference in my tune like power wise on all that good stuff if you understand what im trying to say?

Sorry im thinking it in my head but i don't think its coming out right :cheers:

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