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clubhead · 03-23-2005, 06:08 AM

I'm going the GIAC route with Evolution Motorsports. The program they've most closely matches the mods I've on my car (Dansk headers, high flow cats, muffler & Evo Highflow intake). The only exception is their program does not cater for high flow cats

Dynosports only has the one that caters for the Evo Highflow intake. I've a feeling that the program Evo has is proprietary to them as it's tuned by them. Someone let me know if it's otherwise.

Also, has anyone liaise with a particular person in Evo before and has positive experience? The 2 I spoke to over the phone were quite curt and not very helpful...

My car's in the paint shop so I thought I'll take advantage of this 'downtime'. There was another tuner in town (DMS, www.dmsautomotive.com) but they're from UK and charge GBP895 which is something like US$1,700 for a flash

GIAC's US$795 puts it at less than half price.

The usual dyno report will follow....

03-23-2005, 06:08 AM	#18
clubhead Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 212	I'm going for GIAC! I'm going the GIAC route with Evolution Motorsports. The program they've most closely matches the mods I've on my car (Dansk headers, high flow cats, muffler & Evo Highflow intake). The only exception is their program does not cater for high flow cats Dynosports only has the one that caters for the Evo Highflow intake. I've a feeling that the program Evo has is proprietary to them as it's tuned by them. Someone let me know if it's otherwise. Also, has anyone liaise with a particular person in Evo before and has positive experience? The 2 I spoke to over the phone were quite curt and not very helpful... My car's in the paint shop so I thought I'll take advantage of this 'downtime'. There was another tuner in town (DMS, www.dmsautomotive.com) but they're from UK and charge GBP895 which is something like US$1,700 for a flash GIAC's US$795 puts it at less than half price. The usual dyno report will follow....