I live in Nashville and have a new single turbo setup with a new Power FC. Our resident tuner doesnt seem to be tuning anymore, I think he is out of town all the time with his work. So for the last month all I have been able to do is let it idle. Is there anyone around this area that can tune that i may not know about or do i have any other options for getting a tune? I hate not being able to drive it when i have worked so long to get to this point and all it am lacking is the tune.

 

Closest to you unfortunately are most likely Rotary Performance and PRT in Texas.

 

Contact APU over in East TN or Dan Chadwick in Murfreesboro if he is still messing with them.

 

Yea Dan is who i was referring too in the first post. He used to always do the tuning in this area but I have been trying to reach him for weeks without success. Who is APU and where in East TN are they located?

 

Steve kan from PRT is coming to chicago on april 12th if you want to trailer it up. 350 for stock twins, 400 for single turbo on pump gas, 450 for single turbo on alternative fuel or aux injection. I would need a $200 deposit to secure you a spot.

 

Come to Birmingham, Alabama if youd like. I had my single setup tuned by ray from pfs on my first turbo. Second time I decided not to wait and found a very knowledgable local tuner who is a graduate of an EFI univerisity. He has connections with all the big names in Australia. He consulted with the overseas gurus (not goong to mention names here) on optimal timing and fuel curves based on their willingnesd to share data.Together we tuned my car on his dyno dynamics dyno and it runs great. Very good tuner, charged $600 but spent 10hrs on the tune not the typical 3 runs and done type deal.

Pm if your interested in info I'd be glad to help.

Also, don't get caught up in this "rotary specific" tag being a necessity from a tuner. A "piston" tuner who knows how timing and egt works on a rotary will know how to tune your car. Its still a gasoline motor.

 

I'm pretty sure Chris Ludwig (C. Ludwig on the forums) knows his way around tuning and is "relatively" local to you.