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like the title says, i want to be able to go to the next meet, boosted on the 14th and i need to install the injectors so i wont be too lean, but once i do that ill still need to be tuned. i usually take it to pro street import but they are really busy so any suggestion would be great!

 
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come on guys...

 
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ST motorsports in San Bernadino. Talk to Marc. Tell him Mad Mike from lancaster sent u

 
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thanx i looked for some info on them and the search came out negative, do you have the number?

 
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xs engineering

 
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whats the info on them?

 
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f*ck XS engineering.

http://www.newcelica.org/forums/show...xs-engineering

go there to see what XS did to my buddies celica.

 
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Call up Church's Automotive
310-713-6171

 
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wow, from that story on newcelica...i'd have to agree with turboengnr and say, "fjck xs"

 
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yeah i concour, church cant do it until tuesday... everything is hooked up and has a mild tune to drive around but oh well..... i guess i should just wait until my boost controller comes in and have them tune them at 8 psi

 
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What is the cheapest place to get dyno?

How many runs do you get?

 
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pro street import did my original tuning for 150, and they did it until they got the best output, like 1 1/2- 2 1/2 hours of tuning, as for the cheapest idk, but i would much rather have a quality dyno tune then just a crappy one. next weekend there is a shop in san deigo for 50 3 runs just to see what it can do...

 
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I didnt think till right now Harman Motive which is in Torrance. They are kinda pricey, and the Jewish Kid that owns it (yeah, its a kid and he is the owner, has a degree and mom/pops got it for him) is kinda a pain in the butt, and they are ALWAYS running late (went with a friend to tune at 100pm and left at 900pm for 1/2 hour of tuning), but hes a genious when it comes to making maps on the fly. I cant take that away from him. And they do a good job, shop is pretty nice. They usually do all wheel drive cars, but their dyno has the capacity to do a FWD/RWD car.