Best tuner that you guys like?

[Pro-tuned]

Recommend you install a wide band given your situation. 3 vote for JRE. Good luck!

[silversleeper]

Originally Posted by John_C

I hate to be the one, but...
Buy HPTuners VCM Suite and a wideband and tune yourself.
https://www.hptuners.com/order.php
Wideband that is compatible with HPTuners
http://www.aemelectronics.com/?q=pro...and-uego-OBDII
If you have stock cats still, weld in the bung(s) to the bbk o/r pipes.
http://www.bbkperformance.com/produc...ce-pipes-.html
Pillar guage mount by Autometer
https://www.autometer.com/2-1-16-dua...aro-10-12.html
Once you get setup and learn how, you can tune any time you need to after changing mods, etc.

I'm going to partly disagree. I did buy the HPtuner to take care of one issue on my own. Once you see how many tables there are available to change and realize how much more there is to tuning besides just adjusting the fuel to get a good AFR or playing with timing is when you come to realize you could use someone's help who has tuned LSA engines extensively. I don't have a dyno to spend weeks trying to get the best numbers without wrecking my motor I can't easily maximize my tune by myself. I'm sure I could get my AFR's in line and eliminate knock counts but that's not all there is to it. Transmission torq tables, so many options. There is much info online including the injector characterization tables for my ID injectors so I could get it in the ballpark. Changing max rpm's or fan temps is simple and easy, how much to pull your timing with rising idle air temps on 40% ethanol, not so obvious.
Personally I wouldn't buy a car that had any self tuning or tune done by other than a few people mentioned here. Dave Steck from DSX is one name I haven't seen mentioned yet. I think he is knowledgeable on the engines although he might lean towards the cts-v installations?.
I have one of the tuners mentioned in this thread working on my tune right now in fact. If I thought I could safely come near his results I would being doing it myself, I can't, so I have to relax my tight grip on my wallet

[JLBIII]

Another vote for Ted here.

[Tenring]

Janetty, amazing tune.

Ask the Mopar guys who they recommend

[DRDZL]

Yes first time post, long time turker. Ted Jannetty for sure, two for two, the other guy failed me big time.

[Buschman]

Go with a trusted shop and a dyno tune. This is what a remote tune got me...

[Thunder70]

East Coast Supercharging has done mine never a problem

[qcman]

Dynosteve did mine about 2.5 years ago. Changed the car for the better & I've had no issues either. To the OP I think its fair to say most of us will recommend our own tuner in part because we have experience with them.

There are several tuners on here that are very good by many accounts as well. Steve's service & response time is superb as many others will confirm & he is always there to support you.

[Kevgan35]

Okay so I put bbk long tube headers a injen cai and resonator magnaflow x pipe, should I tune my car to make better hp? Or would it just stay the same I need help??

[sdynak]

Originally Posted by Buschman

Go with a trusted shop and a dyno tune. This is what a remote tune got me...

Can you elaborate? Why do you say this? Was it AF, spark or??

[hdkeno]

I brought my 2012 to Ted's shop last year, and he did the tune on site, as well as adding a ported throttle body, Cold air inductions CAI. He does great work. whether you go there in person or have it done remotely.

[frankwjr]

Originally Posted by DRDZL

Yes first time post, long time turker. Ted Jannetty for sure, two for two, the other guy failed me big time.

long time lurker? 2 months bro and your first post SUX! don't jump on the raining sh!t parade with a post like above IF you want peeps to take you seriously...

what OTHER guy? man up or STFU....just sayin...

peace out!

[JANNETTYRACING]

Originally Posted by U LUZE

I'd have to say hands down it would be Ted Jannetty @ Jannetty Racing.

Originally Posted by perfucto

Ted Jannetty for a remote tune.

Originally Posted by copoz28

Jannetty

Originally Posted by Pro-tuned

Recommend you install a wide band given your situation. 3 vote for JRE. Good luck!

Originally Posted by JLBIII

Another vote for Ted here.

Originally Posted by Tenring

Janetty, amazing tune.

Ask the Mopar guys who they recommend

Originally Posted by DRDZL

Yes first time post, long time turker. Ted Jannetty for sure, two for two, the other guy failed me big time.

Thank you all for the Props guys.

Ted.

[LCPLPunk]

Not trying to start any wars, but has anyone gotten a tune by one of these guys and then tried one from another? I have a tune from DynoSteve right now, but I am tempted to try one from Jannetty, GPI, etc.