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probably best to ask the person you are gonna use to tune it.

depends on the mods you have as to how long it will take them to clean up the AFR's

think most places are like $100 -$150 an hour for dyno time..

so budget at least 2 hours minimum id say

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safc's are pretty simple to tune, expect far less than a proper computer (fuel & timing eg. powerfc etc.). Basically what they will do is run it up on the dyno (or road tune), and tune the fuel map. that's basically all the safc can do (apart from removing speed/rev limiters etc.). You'll probably get a bit more power, but the main advantage is it ensures you aren't running too lean, which can save you from blowing an engine! If you have an aftermarket turbo, i'd suggest at the very least safc. Though, stock ecu remap is far better.

it would take me 1-2 hours to tune one (i've never done it before but it's like an 8x8 map for fuel only or something, so how hard can it be...), i've never seen a quote by an actual workshop so that could vary.

Why don't you just ring a few tuning workshops in your area??

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