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01-25-2002, 02:56 PM
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where to tune my VAFC
does anybody in the kansas area know where i can go to get my VAFC installed and tuned?? there aren't any shops in my area that have a dyno so i was wondering if there are any in KC or Wichita. i live up in JC and both of those cities are about 2hrs from me. if you know how much they charge and if they do a decent job. any info would be great.
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01-27-2002, 03:47 PM
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try mc racing in missouri, i know they have a dyno, i dunno about ur vafc, u might try installing it urself, cuz it's not gonna be cheap, all u have to tap are signal wires, but i dunno, mc racing might do it, and i think it's 70bucks from what i heard, for two dyno runs, good luck
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03-03-2002, 06:55 PM
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try a tech school. i know the one here in madison, wi has a dyno and vafc's aren't that hard to install so i'm sure the instructor would do it for an electrical lesson.
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03-21-2002, 05:29 AM
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JC as in Johnson or Jackson? Try either Tokyo Images or KC Trends. They will try to rip you a new one if you act like you don't know much. Darksol is on 87th but I don't know what they charge. I installed mine with the help of a person over at H-A.net. It was really easy but does require a dyno to properly tune. MC Racing is the best place for a dyno.
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