Michael Perez
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I talked to a local mechanic and car builder and quoted $300 for the proper installation and tuning of a 50 shot kit On a stock Si. He recommends colder plugs and I can't seem to find which plugs will work any help?
ZEX Wet shot
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And that sounds insanely cheap. Like unbelievable. You have hondata flashpro already? A lot of tuners charge $100-300/hr for tuning services let alone the install labor cost/price for the kit itself.
And that sounds insanely cheap. Like unbelievable. You have hondata flashpro already? A lot of tuners charge $100-300/hr for tuning services let alone the install labor cost/price for the kit itself.
taffy
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What does his tuning and install consist of?
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Michael Perez
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He told me he would have it's running safely on the car and wired up. Also tune for a "progressive" shot as he called it. And I don't have flash pro a this moment I was told that colder plugs would work for a 35-55 shot.
taffy
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Ok, so it's just the install and putting jets in. Please keep us updated, I've been pretty tempted myself to throw a wet kit on.
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You can run nitrous without flashpro, but there will be no "tune". There also isn't a way to datalog, or see knock values, or see how rich/lean you are. Some people run that way, and some tune for specific things with flashpro.
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Michael Perez
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I heard a wideband and a 255 fuel pump are good safety features