OV Tune In SoCal

Hey all. Is there a list of people that install OV Tune in SoCal? I have seen posts about people getting them done for $200-$250 or so but these seem to be out of state.

Thanks.

 

https://instagram.com/moddedbyphil?igshid=1tk4gvkgp1gd0

 

I'm in SoCal

 

Check with @Jason TRD OR

 

EDIT: Our pricing has been updated.

 

where are you located??? Looking at this in the next few months

 

I'm in OC, Fountain Valley area

 

@TWTaco Dave is my guy in SoCal—Orange County.
Pm him for scheduling a tune for your truck.
I supply him with my custom tunes.

 

Teamwork for sure! Thanks PapaRee!

 

Noob question here;

do I need to own any of the software to get tuned by the guys that do these tunes locally? Or is everything provided and you just pay them?

 

The guys like me who can tune... have all the software. You just show up and we take care of the rest. PM me if you have any questions!

 

How do u know if u need the ecu update?

 

Everyone who OVTunes has to scan your ECU to see which "ECU ID" it is. The number lets us know if it's an outdated ECU that needs a software update or if it's the current version. It's a quick check. Most of the good tuners can and should be able to update your ECU software.

 

Are these custom tunes or tunes made by Mat?

 

I use the tunes by Mat because they have been tested extensively. The custom tunes don't have that much testing time on them, and are less "safe". Like I wouldn't want to charge people for tunes by the custom user tuners on TW because there are more variables. I have tuned a couple maps myself, but even then I don't have enough testing data on them to tune other people's vehicles.

I'm currently using Mat's 2.0 Tunes.

EDIT: I'm also using OVTune.s ".vft" files.

 

Tag

 

You're it!

 

Hi Danny thanks for coming by for your custom K&D Performance tune! Glad you are so happy with the improved driving experience! Now your truck drives as good as it looks!

 

Ahhhh yeaaaaa!
Beautiful truck!
That tune is solid. More power, smooth shifting, predictable throttle, and better MPGs.
No way I would settle for less.

 

Has anyone had any issues with a modified ECU when going in for a Smog Test? I am told that there is coding in the stock ECU which may indicate that the ECU was altered and create an issue with passing a Smog Test. If you have any knowledge/experience with this, please share.