Quality DYNO in Detroit Area

[jpitcher22]

I think it's just the egotistical attitude that it's LSx or nothing at all, personally. Mine was street tuned by Steve which he does on the side for cheaper than a dyno tune. If you're going for how well it'll run, street tune is the way to go. If you just want a tune to make the most HP, dyno tune is the way to go. I had it on the dyno this past summer and it put down about 322hp, 325tq or something like that.

Yeah I agree who knows. Business is business and it shouldnt make a difference; IMO a place like that, which has a good repuatation might as well open up to the entire late model chevy community and offer work to everyone and become not only the "Go-TO" LSx guy but LT1 guy too...hmmmm doesnt make much of any sense?!?

And I hear what your saying; luckily with all Stenod's dyno tuning, they also put about 25-35 miles of street driving in too maximize both the peak HP numbers on the dyno but also make sure its optimum on the streets where it counts. Pretty good guys and easy to talk to. Bad ass shop too! Going down there tomorrow to watch it get tuned. I think I could spend the entire day down there just checking out all the projects going on!

[DETROITMUSCLE]

Joe and the guys at Stenod built and tuned this LTjuan

http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...aro/index.html

[meissen]

I guess Dr Phil only tunes high dollar LT1s then.

[JoeliusZ28]

I guess Dr Phil only tunes high dollar LT1s then.

those exist?

[c0ncEpT]

I'm sure Harlan tuned it

[MunsterZ28]

Joe and the guys at Stenod built and tuned this LTjuan

http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...aro/index.html

they swapped it over to an ls1 pcm, lol so they had there way a little bit.