MRW0717
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for the mods you have it probably is not worth it to custom tune. It is not hard but you need to either rent dyno time from a place that hopefully has a tailpipe wideband sensor you can borrow, or buy your own wideband and obd2 software to monitor the throttle map while having someone drive up and down an open road while you street tune in the passenger seat. Either way you would be looking at $500.
I would just ask him for a basic intake tune and flash it. It would be close enough that even doing a custom tune you maybe would only gain 2hp, if that vs his canned tunes.
Custom tuning is really only worth it if you are supercharging, etc where there is a huge difference in a tune and you could also blow the engine. The gains of an intake/exhaust are negligible and you would not blow anything up or ruin the engine with such minimal mods.
Any intake tune he gives you will probably be very similar anyway, as the airflow differences between different aftermarket intakes won't be much.
Thank you for your input, That was my thought track as well. I have been emailing him back and forth and he seems very against "throwing a tune" at an engine thats made for another intake. So even though I think this would work- and as beneficial as this mod sounds, I suppose its one Ill have to unfortunately pass on it. :noidea: