Hi everyone. New to this, and getting ready to pull the trigger on a MPVI3 and enough credits to be dangerous with my 2018 N/A Tundra.
I?d love to think I can figure it all out on my own, but it?s more realistic to think I?ll have better success if I have some help. At least to start?
I?d be down for some remote tuning if necessary, but am looking for a tuner in western Oregon (Eugene area preferred) that is familiar and crafty with the Tundra platform.
Anyone??
I am located in Portland and frequent the Eugene area for tuning.
I tune remote all the time.. ive tuned tundras in the past. Most recently a 2019 tundra with a magnuson.
Ive tuned tons of pentastar v6 supercharged setups and can help. Message me here or on fb anytime.
@demigodtune on fb
Demigod tuning
We're in Bend, we have an AWD dyno. Happy to help.
Originally Posted by Chad D.
FTW is in Eugene
Sorry to have missed all these replies! Thanks to everyone that has responded.
Met with Chris at FTW for a bit yesterday. I felt good about our chat and he plugged in to poke around and see what my OEM setup looks like.
As anticipated, there won?t be much peak power gains, but hope to smooth things out and get what we can. I have access to an MPVI-2, and Chris is happy to tune using it so I can fiddle with transmission things on my own. Or, I buy my own so I don?t need to coordinate with my buddy?
I need a bit of time to process and get my head wrapped around this, but I bet I move forward soon.
Glad you got to chat with him. I never used them, but talked with them on the phone. Nice people.
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