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He wouls lie to get money for free.

He tuned your car with no dyno sheet to show you what he did. Dodgy

Who said I'm not getting a dyno sheet? I am getting before and after sheets.

You also asked me this one the mines ECU thread.. And I told you I WAS getting them

Edited by Zrobe

No, you see, I read that as meaning he will tune it to whatever is in the tank. Which is kind of what you have to do, no?

That is also what I read, no one would claim it would auto tune to any fuel in the tank....

He definitely means HE will tune it to whatever is in the tank, not the ECU will auto tune to whatever is in the tank.

Regardless it sounds like he is doing epprom tuning, not a nistune, and that will result in a possibly safe but extremely average tune. The only option here is nistune, if he isn't installing a nistune board find a real tuner to do the tune, end of story.

NISTUNE or you find a new tuner, understood?

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