Tuning in Tennessee

[mattro1992]

I have 95 GSX that I bought from a guy here on tuners. I still cant get it to run or idle by itself, of course Im no tuning wiz. Im just trying to see if there is anyone in the local area (clarksville-nashville, tn) that is good with ecm link. I have a 5 bar SD setup already installed on the car and have gotten it to run but it runs like shit and will not idle. I need some help Im tired of seeing my car just sit in the driveway.

 

[Roberti 2G]

I know there are a few guys under the vendor section that can do email tuning. log info post it for them and they adjust accordingly. just an idea good luck

 

[EagleTalonTim]

If you lived a little closer, I could help you out and possibly even one of my friends who has a 1g. I live about 1 hour north of Memphis.

 

[91-GS]

If you have a Facebook account, look up TNMOG (Tennessee Mitsubishi Owners Group). There are quite a few people in that group from around Clarksville/Nashville area that might be able to help you tune.

 

[mattro1992]

tim- I may hit you up and try to work something out possibly if I cant find anyone else if your willing to drive for some coin..
91-gs - I looked them up before one of my close friends stays in pretty close contact with gene. Gene was actually the person that last tuned my buddies car.I could have swore he told me you had to be invited to the page or maybe I requested and didnt get accepted it was somethin kinda funky Ill try to request again though.

 

[AwD4g63TsI]

Justput in a request to get added to TNMOG. Gene or jack will ask the group if anyone knows who you are and if you really own a dsm...you'll get added once they get a confirmation from an existing member

 

[EagleTalonTim]

I also sent in a request to join that group. OP, I am open to driving up there on a weekend if needed. Nothing like a peaceful road trip

 

[CrackedDSM]

Or here's a thought, you could just watch the videos on the ECMTuning wiki, do a little searching, ask some questions, and save yourself money and time by just tuning the car yourself? It's not hard, I don't understand why people refuse to tune their own cars anymore. You're willing to swap entire drivetrains and painstakingly rebuild an entire motor down to the tiniest spec, but you won't adjust some settings on a laptop? It's not hard. I'm telling you right now though you're going to hate that 5 bar map unless you plan to run over 35psi. The higher the sensor reads, the worse resolution it has.

 

[90TSBYE]

Sorry to get off topic but I also put in a request to join TNMOG and haven't been accepted. I live in chattanooga and have a 90 tsi. My Facebook name is Brent ward if that helps.