Mase tuning visit
#21
I would be interested in a tweak, losing the decat and fitting a sports cat.
And possibly an AEM 19-in-1 gauge, though phil I saw you running a PLX DM100, can you give me a litte info on that please mate?
Cheers
And possibly an AEM 19-in-1 gauge, though phil I saw you running a PLX DM100, can you give me a litte info on that please mate?
Cheers
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Originally Posted by MB,Feb 15 2011, 01:56 PM
Can you just post the costs up Phil?
Never been a problem in the past people have just pm with set up and bobs your uncle
#27
Mase is a fast worker, I don't think its about his time its about the outcome really. Since he travels all over all year round he has a hell of a lot of experience. Experience makes things happen faster
You're paying for his expertise.
If he spent 5 hours to produce the same level of work would you be more happy?
If he finishes faster then you've got more time to enjoy it
You're paying for his expertise.
If he spent 5 hours to produce the same level of work would you be more happy?
If he finishes faster then you've got more time to enjoy it
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Originally Posted by cyber gook,Feb 16 2011, 08:55 PM
How long does he spend tuning the cars these days? As far as I was concerned last time, for the price he charges no where near long enough.
If you don't like his charges or services then go elsewhere.
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Originally Posted by cyber gook,Feb 16 2011, 09:55 PM
How long does he spend tuning the cars these days? As far as I was concerned last time, for the price he charges no where near long enough.
I recently mapped a lads greddy EMU (he paid for the dyno which was not at my mates dyno) and i didn't charge him much only £20 an hour but its not my full time profession/nor do i expect him to pay much.
The thing is people who cant tune can spend an age mapping an a car, when someone who knows how to map can do it in half the time, thus cheaper.