Brian Cain Tuning (Columbia, SC)
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Brian Cain Tuning (Columbia, SC)
I'm flying BDC out here to South Carolina around the second or third week of February (that's the plan, anyway) to do a rebuild, port and tune on my 20B10AE. He is willing to do tuning for anyone else that wants it during the time he's here once my motor is done.
Brian can tune pretty much any standalone setup you may have (Haltech, PowerFC, Microtech, etc) on your rotary. Tuning can be done on the street or at a dyno but your dyno time is obviously in addition to his tuning price. For various reasons, it will be easier to take care of all tuning on the street.
The cost for this is $350 per vehicle plus $25 which will go to help defray the cost of travel. In other words, if 4 people tune, I will end up paying all but $100 of the cost for tickets.
If you are definitely interested, please add your name to the list along with a basic listing of your pertinent modifications. You can use my entry as an example.
So far the list is:
(1) Reese Streetported 20B, Haltech E11, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full 3" exhaust, stock turbos (non-seq).
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
Reese
Brian can tune pretty much any standalone setup you may have (Haltech, PowerFC, Microtech, etc) on your rotary. Tuning can be done on the street or at a dyno but your dyno time is obviously in addition to his tuning price. For various reasons, it will be easier to take care of all tuning on the street.
The cost for this is $350 per vehicle plus $25 which will go to help defray the cost of travel. In other words, if 4 people tune, I will end up paying all but $100 of the cost for tickets.
If you are definitely interested, please add your name to the list along with a basic listing of your pertinent modifications. You can use my entry as an example.
So far the list is:
(1) Reese Streetported 20B, Haltech E11, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full 3" exhaust, stock turbos (non-seq).
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
Reese
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Nice, Steiner.
More like a week or two. Heh.
13B...I've had the Walbro since when I was still running the 1/2BP 13B-RE. It will flow plenty of fuel for the streetport setup. When I finally go single I'll upgrade the fuel system but that'll probably just be adding an external pump with swirl tank or a second in-tank pump. I believe you're right about the flow rates, though.
Reese
More like a week or two. Heh.13B...I've had the Walbro since when I was still running the 1/2BP 13B-RE. It will flow plenty of fuel for the streetport setup. When I finally go single I'll upgrade the fuel system but that'll probably just be adding an external pump with swirl tank or a second in-tank pump. I believe you're right about the flow rates, though.
Reese
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(1) Reese Streetported 20B, Haltech E11, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full 3" exhaust, stock turbos (non-seq).
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
(3) Frank Streetported 13B, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full exhaust, 60-1
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
(3) Frank Streetported 13B, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full exhaust, 60-1
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I might be interested...depends if my new setup is done in time. Dont count me in just yet, I will ponder the situation and let you know as it gets closer.
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From what I know, theyre not really suitable for boost period. Much less above-stock boost. Especially in 2mm form. These are without dispute the bottom of the barrel apex seals on the market.
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From what I know, theyre not really suitable for boost period. Much less above-stock boost. Especially in 2mm form. These are without dispute the bottom of the barrel apex seals on the market. 

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(1) Reese Streetported 20B, Haltech E11, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full 3" exhaust, stock turbos (non-seq).
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
(3) Frank Streetported 13B, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full exhaust, 60-1
(4) rt turbo Streetported 13B-REW, 2mm hurley seal motor, pfc, 850/1600s, stock turbos (non-seq)
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
(3) Frank Streetported 13B, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full exhaust, 60-1
(4) rt turbo Streetported 13B-REW, 2mm hurley seal motor, pfc, 850/1600s, stock turbos (non-seq)
Originally Posted by 20B10AE
(1) Reese Streetported 20B, Haltech E11, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full 3" exhaust, stock turbos (non-seq).
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
(3) Frank Streetported 13B, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full exhaust, 60-1
(4) rt turbo Streetported 13B-REW, 2mm hurley seal motor, pfc, 850/1600s, stock turbos (non-seq)
(2) Heath 1/2BP 13B-RE, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, 3" exhaust, GT40 non-BB
(3) Frank Streetported 13B, Haltech E6K, Walbro 255, 550/1680s, full exhaust, 60-1
(4) rt turbo Streetported 13B-REW, 2mm hurley seal motor, pfc, 850/1600s, stock turbos (non-seq)
you guys should all be happy to get some tuning done by brian. super killer guy!!! and he knows his stuff too.
i definatley like the fact that he TALKS to you while hes tuning. he lets you know how this stuff goes and what to expect and not expect. . . grade A!!!
oh, and he loooooooves checking out fuel cut. . .
i definatley like the fact that he TALKS to you while hes tuning. he lets you know how this stuff goes and what to expect and not expect. . . grade A!!!oh, and he loooooooves checking out fuel cut. . .
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Yup...I've been with him when he tuned my old 1/2BP -RE. Heh. I seriously can't wait until we get the new motor dialed in. 400WHP I've felt...close to that in torque as well is going to be fun. 
Reese

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