HPtuners question
RE: HPtuners question
If you know what you are doing, a lot can be gained by doing your own custom tuning. If you do not know what you are doing, you can mess up a lot of things!
If all you are looking for is a nice custom tune, then I would go with any one of the tuning options (Wait4me, PCMforLESS, or a local tuner shop with experience). If you want to fiddle around and have a moderate to advanced knowledge of what it takes to improve upon the factory tune, then it is up to you on whether you thing it is worth it to spend $500 on the HPTuners software.
I spent over $500 on my scan tool. I'll probably be picking up HPTuners at somepoint, but I will have a tune done before hand so I can see what was done.
If all you are looking for is a nice custom tune, then I would go with any one of the tuning options (Wait4me, PCMforLESS, or a local tuner shop with experience). If you want to fiddle around and have a moderate to advanced knowledge of what it takes to improve upon the factory tune, then it is up to you on whether you thing it is worth it to spend $500 on the HPTuners software.
I spent over $500 on my scan tool. I'll probably be picking up HPTuners at somepoint, but I will have a tune done before hand so I can see what was done.
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