Dude Im so happy I moved
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Dude Im so happy I moved
So recently I relocated to San Marcos, TX for a position at Texas State University. I am not gonna lie the car seen here consist of circle track racers and drag dudes most of which running chevy,mopar,and fords. I was somewhat depressed about this until I found out today that BEGi is located 45 min away from me. I really happy about this because I currently have an ok base MS tune but now I finally have a tuner shop near me that specializes in MS and can tune my car properly. Im super stoked about this.
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So recently I relocated to San Marcos, TX for a position at Texas State University. I am not gonna lie the car seen here consist of circle track racers and drag dudes most of which running chevy,mopar,and fords. I was somewhat depressed about this until I found out today that BEGi is located 45 min away from me. I really happy about this because I currently have an ok base MS tune but now I finally have a tuner shop near me that specializes in MS and can tune my car properly. Im super stoked about this.
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this is very true.
but IMO to dial in a flawless running car in all temperature, weather, etc (basically OEM-like) the devil is in the details. Which is usually very different between different ecu's, unlike the fuel/timing maps.
Or maybe the process is still the same, but having different trims/adjustments/tables labeled and set up differently makes things interesting. Making power is the easy part.
(at least that's how I feel with this MS3x)
but IMO to dial in a flawless running car in all temperature, weather, etc (basically OEM-like) the devil is in the details. Which is usually very different between different ecu's, unlike the fuel/timing maps.
Or maybe the process is still the same, but having different trims/adjustments/tables labeled and set up differently makes things interesting. Making power is the easy part.
(at least that's how I feel with this MS3x)
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I was just going by the info on their website. Don't know the exact person that tunes ms all I know is I had a hell of a time finding a decent shop in Dallas that could give me a dyno tune using ms. Closest I could get was Gary at TD to do a street tune. Everyone else either used AEM or some other expensive ecu and wanted to charge me an arm in a leg.
The roads out here are a blast. So are the roads by Lake Austin out by Lakeway.
The roads out here are a blast. So are the roads by Lake Austin out by Lakeway.
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Couldn't find anything on their site about MS tuning so I am going to go ahead and make the assumption that they do not tune MS. Their services look very similar to a lot of the tuner shops in Dallas and most of them wanted me to sell my first born for a ECU and my left ******** for a dyno tune.
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BoostLogic = high dollar Supras (MKIVs, the real kind guy with an MK3) and turbo exotics. Unless ScottyP is running a MoTec, I do not think they want to deal with his Miata.
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Oh and today I met up with Pam from BEGi and she told me that Stephanie is doing the MS tunes and she usually does a street tune first to save people money than takes it to the dyno to further tune. Seems legit to me. I must say they are all very friendly people.