mayhem267

I'm currently finishing up my SOS Supercharger build. I went with AEM Infinity for the EMS. I'm currently having a hard time trying to decide between my tuning options. I'm Located in OKC, OK and there is a Local Shop by the name of Humble Performance that specializes in Honda builds and the tuner is AEM Infinity certified that offers dyno tuning. Another option i've looked into is remote tuning with Sergio of Kings performance or Jeff Evans of Evans tuning. I am wanting to fully utilize the AEM by utilizing the failsafe options. What are you experiences with the following tuners and on remote tuning and dyno tuning. Thanks!

RAIN H8R

If you have a highly reputable tuner near you, go that route. Build a relationship with your tuner.

If you live in the middle of nowhere and have no local tuners, THEN do an Etune route. But even then I would still recommend shipping the car with a full tank AND 20 gallons of fuel from your area to a reputable tuner that might be out of state.

AP1Chief

Or you can look up my reviews, and hit me up

F1TwoThousand

Subscribed. I myself plan to try remote tune with evans tuning. The guy even has an online class. Please keep us informed. Also since you have aem infinity do you plan on using aem data? Loking to see if we can start truly comparing car set ups by using video overlays like this:

mayhem267

F1TwoThousand

How many actual runs on the dyno does it take for the etune? Thats the part that concerns me renting a dyno from someone else and cost of etune must add up quick

s2000ellier

The dyno shops in Florida are only 60-100$ an hour

mayhem267

S2GARAGENYC

THIS x 100000000

F1TwoThousand

Did you ever get a rough estimate about horsepower?

If you follow this video step by step its easy enough to get a virtual dyno by simply using old data logs. (This way you can compare power levels on previous runs)