Remote Tuning Vs Tuning Appointments

Remote Tuning Vs Tuning in person including street, dyno, and track tuning. This video will go over some examples of why there is a price difference and things to consider when deciding how to get your vehicle tuned.

[@burtgummerVerified]

I have yet to do either, so good info👍

[@andrewd843]

Thanks! It's something I see asked pretty frequently, so I figured it couldn't hurt to put out some info.

[@CamaroThings]

Not paying for credits... I know what you mean but before "they" rage... the credits are usually part of the cost of the tune. Hence why in person tuning is more expensive than remote tuning.

[@andrewd843]

Well technically it's cheaper since they don't need their own hpt, their own wideband. That's the whole point. Guys get upset a tune is $500 but a remote tune is $400. To get that remote tune they need a minimum of $650 worth of stuff for themselves before paying the tuner for the tune. My tune prices don't change for the tune. They change to reflect credits with different year vehicles.

[@CamaroThings]

@@andrewd843 exactly. I'm no novice around engines and putting stuff together but 100% will use CAA (AAA) and drop my car off to get tuned without any of that hassle.

[@timweb1510]

Are you on the Holley forums sir?

[@andrewd843]

People still use forums? I never joined any holley forums.

[@timweb1510]

@@andrewd843 gotcha, there’s a guy on there named Andrewd that gives good tuning advice. Thought maybe it was you

[@andrewd843]

@@timweb1510 nope must be something with the name lol

[@GrandPitoVic]

Yea theres a difference!!??? People are dumb bro lol.

[@andrewd843]

They really can be sometimes. I get all the time "why is remote tuning cheaper"

[@GrandPitoVic]

@@andrewd843 Geezz!!! Lol