RatBoy
Turbocharged
Talk to Pig9r about 'renting' his PC3, then you can go to any shop.
The tuneboy has a PC3 emulator that will allow you to download the PC3 changes from the tuner down through your tuneboy onto your map. The catch, I believe, is that you have to have a second USB cable and you have to download the PC3 tune to your tuneboy map and then download your tuneboy map after each pull.
Pig9r has done it and can no doubt explain it much better than I since I've never actually done it, but I did stay ay a Holiday Inn Express.
Send him a PM or see if he chimes in on the thread.
Good Luck!
The tuneboy has a PC3 emulator that will allow you to download the PC3 changes from the tuner down through your tuneboy onto your map. The catch, I believe, is that you have to have a second USB cable and you have to download the PC3 tune to your tuneboy map and then download your tuneboy map after each pull.
Pig9r has done it and can no doubt explain it much better than I since I've never actually done it, but I did stay ay a Holiday Inn Express.
Send him a PM or see if he chimes in on the thread.
Good Luck!
You can dyno tune using Tuneboy only if you can find a Dynojet dyno tuner who has done it numerous times - i.e., is an expert using Tuneboy. (You need the extra USB cable for this). Otherwise, don't go that route.
As rat suggested, if you can rent a PCIII, you can have it custom mapped, then take the map and apply it to the tuneboy tune you are using, assuming you know what that tune is.
If you can't rent one, you can always buy one. The combination of Tuneboy and a PCIII is the most flexible. For example, Wayne at Tuneboy has created tunes for triple filter intakes which have custom ignition tables. You can't do that with a PCIII. You should be able to get pretty close with the Tuneboy tunes available from Tuneboy and on this forum, then fine tune the fuel with the PCIII.
As rat suggested, if you can rent a PCIII, you can have it custom mapped, then take the map and apply it to the tuneboy tune you are using, assuming you know what that tune is.
If you can't rent one, you can always buy one. The combination of Tuneboy and a PCIII is the most flexible. For example, Wayne at Tuneboy has created tunes for triple filter intakes which have custom ignition tables. You can't do that with a PCIII. You should be able to get pretty close with the Tuneboy tunes available from Tuneboy and on this forum, then fine tune the fuel with the PCIII.
