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thanks for the reply guys... yeh i think im very mechanically minded and id like to give self tuning a shot..... u guys road tune?? using wideband? and what wideband have u guys found/using and approx pricing :/

GTRpowa where can i download the software? also where did u guys purchase from? NZ? or distributor in aus?

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+1 for the innovate widebands

Borrowed my mates LM-2 last night so I can use it through NIStune for the tune tomorrow.

Will be getting myself an LC-1 for tuning soon and another LC-1 to replace the narrowband in the car.

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either way tunning is expensive to get it done correctly... i already have a POWER FC then im gonna source a wideband gauge + datalogit system and all that combined is abt 2K... then essentially after that its trial and error for me anyways

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