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Old 10-15-2019, 01:55 PM   #15
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...Yeah sure, then you buy parts and say WHAT? when you are upcharged $120 for each part to adjust the tune. "Oh those parts are not 'part of the program' to get the free tune". There's more but I'll leave it at that.
Obviously you Pay to Play either way.

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Old 10-17-2019, 09:46 AM   #16
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...Yeah sure, then you buy parts and say WHAT? when you are upcharged $120 for each part to adjust the tune. "Oh those parts are not 'part of the program' to get the free tune". There's more but I'll leave it at that.
The tuning program has been the same for 9 years going on 10 so there should be no surprises when you purchase your parts from another source.

To qualify for free tuning you must purchase your parts from me.

Each part mod carries different tuning upcharges it is all laid out on my website.

Currently the ONLY mod that does not qualify is Flex fuel tuning and it's only 125.00 with purchase of the sensor kit from us.

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Old 10-17-2019, 08:38 PM   #17
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...Yeah sure, then you buy parts and say WHAT? when you are upcharged $120 for each part to adjust the tune. "Oh those parts are not 'part of the program' to get the free tune". There's more but I'll leave it at that.
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Old 10-17-2019, 10:04 PM   #18
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Obviously you Pay to Play either way.

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Just a matter of how much vs. How much you can afford. I've gotten 6 tuning updates and data logging from dynosteve and the only thing I've purchased from him is my sct. device. This way I can shop for the lowest price available. He always treats me like I'm his number one customer. It's a no brainer really.
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Old 10-17-2019, 11:42 PM   #19
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Just a matter of how much vs. How much you can afford. I've gotten 6 tuning updates and data logging from dynosteve and the only thing I've purchased from him is my sct. device. This way I can shop for the lowest price available. He always treats me like I'm his number one customer. It's a no brainer really.
I hear you man, Steve has always done me right. He is currently waiting on my datalog for my LS3 swap. He got the tune so damn close already though. I am just going to wait to make sure my rings have seated fully before logging it for him. I have made sure my trims and KR are safe though, so no danger.

He has helped me a few times with things that were not even tune related. Any other guy probably would have told me to take a hike. Not only did he offer me solid advice, he was right on point with the diagnosis. I make sure not to abuse that though. I will likely get a dyno tune or switch to an HP Tuners remote setup with GPI when I install a cam, but over email with the SCT tunes?... DynoSteve is the man.
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Old 10-18-2019, 05:46 AM   #20
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Jannetty Racing offers the best SCT X4 custom remote tuning program available anywhere.

We don't give away tunes for life or tune for free for parts purchased elsewhere.

Our custom tuning has value, and takes actual work and years of experience to make right.

I fix Free for life tunes all the time so don't get caught in that trap.

I Do have the Buy parts from me Get tunes for those parts Free program.

Once you have either purchased a SCT X4 tuner from me, and or your first custom tune from me you qualify.

Because you support me I will support you.

I am not going to buy your friendship or loyalty with hand outs, I am going to earn it by providing the best custom tuning anywhere.

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Old 10-22-2019, 07:29 PM   #21
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Tuner/Programmers for LT RS?

Hey guys, I'm new to this whole forum thing and I was just wondering if any one knows if there are any handheld tuners for the v6? I just got my Camaro this past April and I'm finally starting to do mods to it and I was trying to find a good handheld tuner for it. I looked online and all I saw was ones for the v8. I'm really looking for one so that I can monitor some features on my car and possibly find one that can help with gas mileage. Also, I just got a muffler delete, when I go to a meet I want to be able to change my rev limiter in like park or neutral and then change it back to normal after it is over. If anyone knows if there is one, I would very much appreciate it if you would let me know.
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Old 10-22-2019, 07:36 PM   #22
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Hey guys, I'm new to this whole forum thing and I was just wondering if any one knows if there are any handheld tuners for the v6? I just got my Camaro this past April and I'm finally starting to do mods to it and I was trying to find a good handheld tuner for it. I looked online and all I saw was ones for the v8. I'm really looking for one so that I can monitor some features on my car and possibly find one that can help with gas mileage. Also, I just got a muffler delete, when I go to a meet I want to be able to change my rev limiter in like park or neutral and then change it back to normal after it is over. If anyone knows if there is one, I would very much appreciate it if you would let me know.
Reving motor with no load on it is a great way to spin a bearing. Won't look so cool then
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Old 10-22-2019, 08:56 PM   #23
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Just a matter of how much vs. How much you can afford. I've gotten 6 tuning updates and data logging from dynosteve and the only thing I've purchased from him is my sct. device. This way I can shop for the lowest price available. He always treats me like I'm his number one customer. It's a no brainer really.
Yeah I had the opposite experience with Jannettyracing. I thought it was industry standard to at least review their first paid tune data log once.
Nope, first time I ever talked to him after buying parts and the overpriced tune, he insisted I buy a $600 fuel rail I don't need at my hp level or he wanted nothing further to do with me.
So that's where we left it.
BTW things such as a pre-existing cat-delete will cause additional upcharges on the tune, and the website was not detailed on upcharges some time back. The comments you heard were like earlier in this thread, buy parts from me and tune is free
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Old 10-23-2019, 06:43 PM   #24
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Yeah I had the opposite experience with Jannettyracing. I thought it was industry standard to at least review their first paid tune data log once.
Nope, first time I ever talked to him after buying parts and the overpriced tune, he insisted I buy a $600 fuel rail I don't need at my hp level or he wanted nothing further to do with me.
So that's where we left it.
BTW things such as a pre-existing cat-delete will cause additional upcharges on the tune, and the website was not detailed on upcharges some time back. The comments you heard were like earlier in this thread, buy parts from me and tune is free
Sounds Like Good Advice! A place like this is Nice where guys can learn the places to support and those to avoid.

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Old 10-23-2019, 09:45 PM   #25
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Reving motor with no load on it is a great way to spin a bearing. Won't look so cool then
I very much appreciate your feedback. I know that overtime, yes it could cause damage, but I wouldn't be revving it very high every time. Most of the meets that I go to around me are usually chill, other than like Cars and Coffee. Thank you very much for your reply.
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Old 10-24-2019, 08:02 AM   #26
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Yeah I had the opposite experience with Jannettyracing. I thought it was industry standard to at least review their first paid tune data log once.
Nope, first time I ever talked to him after buying parts and the overpriced tune, he insisted I buy a $600 fuel rail I don't need at my hp level or he wanted nothing further to do with me.
So that's where we left it.
BTW things such as a pre-existing cat-delete will cause additional upcharges on the tune, and the website was not detailed on upcharges some time back. The comments you heard were like earlier in this thread, buy parts from me and tune is free
I think you got your wires crossed because, there is no such thing as a 600.00 fuel rail.

Seems your angry because of a misunderstanding on your part.

I have over 8000 Happy Gen5 Camaro customers in my database.

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Old 10-24-2019, 08:06 AM   #27
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Sounds Like Good Advice! A place like this is Nice where guys can learn the places to support and those to avoid.

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Hello Dan, I suggest you do further research, I know you will find that JRE is a Premium company over 34 years in business getter better every day.

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Old 10-24-2019, 09:32 AM   #28
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Sounds Like Good Advice! A place like this is Nice where guys can learn the places to support and those to avoid.

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I have heard nothing but positive things about Ted at Jannety Racing and Steve at Rdpstore - so def don't let one comment sway you from these companies.
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