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**Jason Banks** · 01-19-2023, 10:17 AM

I requires you to have HP Tuners, but, I used mailordertuner.com out of Temple TX.

They have a pretty thorough form online to tell them what you are running, cam, intake, exhaust, etc...

They give you an initial tune and give you instructions on how to make a log file to send back to them to make adjustments after you get it running.

I forgot what it cost when I did it, but its up to $800 including HPTuners.

Surely there is someone on Houston area that will do a dyno tune for less than $700.

01-19-2023, 10:17 AM	#6
Jason Banks Senior Member Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: TX Posts: 1,528	Re: cost of a Tune I requires you to have HP Tuners, but, I used mailordertuner.com out of Temple TX. They have a pretty thorough form online to tell them what you are running, cam, intake, exhaust, etc... They give you an initial tune and give you instructions on how to make a log file to send back to them to make adjustments after you get it running. I forgot what it cost when I did it, but its up to $800 including HPTuners. Surely there is someone on Houston area that will do a dyno tune for less than $700.