Thread: **UPDATE**Vancouver people---Who's interested in getting tuned by "Overkill" ?

Not to sure about costs yet, I assume that the more who show up- the better the price. This would be for an in-car tune, using your existing pcm. Although it is a good idea to have a back-up stock pcm in case you need to return your car to stock, so getting a 2nd pcm is a good idea. As far as GT tuning, I suppose there is always room for improvement, such as tranny shifting, tuning for different grades of fuel, tuning for better mileage. Hopefully someone with a tuned GT can chime in with better info for you or try contacting Will thru his "Overkill" site http://www.getoverkilled.ca/3800sc.html

Originally Posted by sugaryuk

Not to sure about costs yet, I assume that the more who show up- the better the price. This would be for an in-car tune, using your existing pcm. Although it is a good idea to have a back-up stock pcm in case you need to return your car to stock, so getting a 2nd pcm is a good idea. As far as GT tuning, I suppose there is always room for improvement, such as tranny shifting, tuning for different grades of fuel, tuning for better mileage. Hopefully someone with a tuned GT can chime in with better info for you or try contacting Will thru his "Overkill" site http://www.getoverkilled.ca/3800sc.html

I, for one, will say that getting a tune from Will is worth it if you are N/A. I like the improved shifts, better MPGs, and the tuning out of several codes like P0420 so I can run my cat-less DP. The interesting thing about his tune is that it pays for itself and then some when it gives you better MPGs. I also like how my fans come on right after I shut off the car to cool down the engine and when I floor it on the highway, the a/c shuts off so you don't lose power lol.

Good info guys, thanks. I am very interested; subscribing for details.