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this hitman sounds like the sort of guy you can trust with your engine, as I have always been worried about guys that lean toooooo much! great figures on the day, but engine life is reduced a lot! as they say fuel never hurt an engine!

so $300 for Hitman, and is the dyno or road seen as the go? price difference?

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the $300 for hitman is for a road tune - he charges extra for a dyno tune ($80 / hr upwards i beleive). Couldn't tell you whats better - anyone? But with a road tune there's the obvious risk of getting caught speeding (license loosing speeds i might add!!!), compared against the extra cost for a dyno tune, its up to you...

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took him 30 mins to fit the powerFC and plug in his laptop, a proper boost gauge (i only have the factory one) and about another hour or so on the road tuning. Couldn't tell you how it compares to a dyno - although i'd guess they'd go through the identical process just, on a dyno and not on the road. He did a touch for me a couple of weeks later and that was also on the road

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