CMR best online tuning

srt-8pro · 10-14-2009, 01:23 AM

Hi everybody ,,
Any one recommend or knows the best CMR tuning web site for online tuning ??
Thanks all

xiaolong · 10-14-2009, 08:30 PM

it's a risk bro.

you cant really do a CMR tune by email. there are too many variables that need to be monitored that the predator does not visibly log.

they arent doing anything you cant do yourself, as you are giving them the info.
i did an email tune at first, before my real CMR, i LOST power and all it did was make my car bog down at high rpms because it was soooo rich. bet i was shootin fireballs

srt-8pro · 10-14-2009, 10:58 PM

thanks alot man, i'll stay with the predator 93 oc.

CoolVSRT8 · 10-14-2009, 11:44 PM

SRT pro where are you located?

unless you have extensive engine mods example heads, cam, ported throttle you should be ok with a canned tune.

just off the top of my head for cmr tuning bob at svs, RDP in ohio, if your in the northwest area i think carb connection is what there called. goodluck!

srt8man · 10-14-2009, 11:56 PM

Sounds like a bad idea to get a tune online without having the tune custom-made for your car. What if the tune doesn't help? What kind of guarantee would you get? If you want a tune done properly, you need to go to a tuning shop and put your car on a dyno so you can get the best possible results. There is no one size fits all, probably not even if you are completely stock or just have an intake and exhaust.

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Originally Posted by srt-8pro

Hi everybody ,,
Any one recommend or knows the best CMR tuning web site for online tuning ??
Thanks all

**stevesrt8** · 10-15-2009, 04:22 AM

The few who have CMR'd a near stock vehicle have loved it, some get gains and some don't. But ALL report vast improvements in driveability.

Just remember, tuning is skill, not all tuners deliver the same results.

If you are computer friendly a few hours and some data logging can really make a difference in a canned tune.

**EricG** · 10-15-2009, 08:08 AM

Yeah where are you located? While I got tuned on their dyno, there are alot of people who have good results with Ken's e-mail adjusted canned tunes from DCX Depot. I think he charges $150, I can get you in contact with him if you would like.

Steve made a good point about datalogging and adjusting if you have a laptop and are comfortable with it.

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