Most any street tune I see done by random's anymore are WAY too complicated, and usually end up with too many changes that are later completely negated by the narrowband O2 sensor....
I have never been able to tune power into a "base tune" with any car I have built and taken straight to the track (commonly what I do... get a good base tune on a car, maybe flash it once after a test drive.. then go straight to the 1/4 mile track in town to dial it in). Every time I was able to make some safety adjustments or some small tweaks, but nothing ever increased the quarter mile performance over the base tune.... A base tune will always have a stock maf table....