StreetSleeper34
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- Mar 29, 2004
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Dubuque,
Iowa
I know this is going to be a stretch to get this question answered, but I thought I would give it a try.
I just completed the first stages of my n/t build-up (check mod list) and am now ready to take it to a dyno shop and have it run and configured to the proper settings. Everything from the cam gears, fuel settings, and ECU mapping. There are dyno shops a few hours from where I live, but I am looking for one that specializes in DSM's. It takes a person with great familiarity to properly tune a DSM, not just any mechanic with a dyno who is used to Cameros and Firebirds or possibly even a Honda. Does anyone know of a place they would recommend to have this type of work done. Keep in mind I live in Iowa, so don't suggest Cali. or Florida. Keep it relatively localized to the mid-west (Chicago, St. Louis, Minniapolis). I am hoping for someone who is familiar with the Quad-City area (Davenport, Moline,Rock Island, Bettendorf) and might recommend a shop down there. It is only a couple of hours compared to several. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
I just completed the first stages of my n/t build-up (check mod list) and am now ready to take it to a dyno shop and have it run and configured to the proper settings. Everything from the cam gears, fuel settings, and ECU mapping. There are dyno shops a few hours from where I live, but I am looking for one that specializes in DSM's. It takes a person with great familiarity to properly tune a DSM, not just any mechanic with a dyno who is used to Cameros and Firebirds or possibly even a Honda. Does anyone know of a place they would recommend to have this type of work done. Keep in mind I live in Iowa, so don't suggest Cali. or Florida. Keep it relatively localized to the mid-west (Chicago, St. Louis, Minniapolis). I am hoping for someone who is familiar with the Quad-City area (Davenport, Moline,Rock Island, Bettendorf) and might recommend a shop down there. It is only a couple of hours compared to several. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
