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| Authorized Vendor Feedback Score: 1 reviews Car: 06, 08, & JDM 95 STi My Stuff: Subaru Parts Location: Westminster, MD Posts: 229
IWSTI Addict since: Jan 2008 | IAG Performance Dyno Session #2 As many of you may know IAG and RiftsWRX have teamed up to bring the MAIC community a regular dyno tuning session. Our first dyno session has come and gone, and was a complete success. Jorge tuned 8 cars in two days and I can confidently say that everyone was 100% happy with the results! Click below to view our Master Dyno Tuning Session #1 Thread! http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1579667 Now for the good part! We've had so much interest in this that session #1 filled up before we could even announce it on the boards. We are making this announcement now anticipating that session #2 will fill up in a matter of days. Session #2 will be on September 13th. There will be 5 spots open on this day. We should be starting around 10am and concluding about 8pm. So I am sure everyone is wondering how this works... Tuning spots are available for $500 and you will receive up to 2 hours of dyno tuning. Sometimes, it will take the whole session to finish up your tune... Other times, it may take only an hour or so. At this point, if you are satisfied, you are welcome to go on your way. However, if there is enough remaining tuning time, you have the option of adding a second tune for race gas or meth. Four of our eight tuning customers last month had expressed interest in adding a race-gas map. 100% of those who were interested actually received the race tune as part of their 2 hour session! :eek: Important Information: We spent a ton of time prepping each car that was tuned during session #1. Because of this, everything went smooth. We do not want to waste our time, Jorge’s time, or more importantly our customer’s money. We have come up with two options that we feel will assist in ensuring that our customers receive the best bang for their buck possible: Option #1 -IAG performs a compression test and changes plugs if needed -IAG performs both boost and vacuum leak test -IAG checks car over for major oil or exhaust leaks -IAG changes oil and filter (oil & filter sold separately) -IAG looks over car carefully to ensure it is in tunable condition. Option #2 -You perform your own compression test and provide us with the results during you tuning slot -You perform your own boost pressure and vacuum leak test -You check over your car for any oil or exhaust leaks -You come with fresh oil and filter change -You look over car carefully to ensure it is in tunable condition Option #1 will be performed at an extremely discounted rate of $99. At most tuning shops, the services offered for our Pre-Dyno Inspection would run roughly $250, but we want to do everything in our power to be sure that this tuning day runs as smooth as possible. Performing these actions does not necessarily 100% guarantee a perfect tuning day, but it does mean that we have made every effort to come prepared and give the tuner a vehicle that has been fully prepared for a tuning session. What happens if there is a problem on the dyno if you have chosen option #1? Well, you get the expertise of both myself and our lead technician. We will wrench on your car and do everything we can to fix what ever problem there is to be able to finish tuning. We, as we have in the past, will be bringing a huge care package of spare parts and tools to be able to deal with any problems that may arise. If you choose option #2, this means that if a problem were to arise, and you would need our technical assistance to correct it, we would charge you a flat $75 to perform what ever would have to be done. Choosing this option is a gamble of sorts. If you are 100% confident in your car and are willing to take the risk, it may save you the $99. It also may cost you much more in the long-run... The bottom line is we would prefer that you choose option #1, because we want to go into the day having full confidence in the car we are tuning. We would also prefer that you choose this option, because there is a greater chance that you would have time for race gas maps or something else you would want if all the time can be focused on tuning rather than wrenching. One other thing worth mentioning is that if you are having parts installed by us or a service performed before this tuning day, the rate for the pre dyno inspection would be substantially discounted. If we are wrenching on your car, there is a good chance that some of these functions will already be performed. What do we need from you? If you want to reserve a spot for session #2, please PM us. We will be requiring a $250 deposit to hold your spot. This will be done on a first come first serve basis but the spot is only yours if we receive your deposit. Deposits can be made via paypal, major credit card by calling us, or in person by cash or check. Do not send a deposit without speaking to us first. You should contact us and tell us if you want to choose option #1 or option #2 and what your preferred time slot would be. Once we confirm your spot, you should call and schedule your PDI if you have chosen option #1. We would like you at the dyno 2 hours before your spot unless you are the first spot. In short, you can’t beat $500 for up to two pro-tuned maps by one of the best Cobb tuners in the country and the on hand support of our experienced staff to back you up. We feel that the MAIC community deserves this level of tuning and care and are glad to be a part of it. If you have any specific questions please PM us. If you can’t make it to this session, don’t worry, there should be another. Regards, J.J. Dyno Session #2 Held on 9/13/08 Location: ISP in Beltsville, MD 10:00 - Sean (smm1388) 12:00 - Jeff (96accord) 2:00 - Alex M. 4:00 - Mike O. 6:00 Last edited by IAG Performance; 08-28-2008 at 10:32 AM.. |
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| Professional STI Driver Feedback Score: 2 reviews Car: 07 WRX STi Location: Baltimore Maryland Posts: 490
IWSTI Addict since: Oct 2006 | I have to give these guys a bump. They got my DOMIII tuned. It went well, great crew. |
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| The Next Petter Solberg Feedback Score: 2 reviews | To the Top! I am getting my tune @ 12 that day |
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| STi-less Feedback Score: 4 reviews | is a road tune included or just dyno? what type of follow-up support will be available by jorge to the people he tunes? what happens if there is a problem with the tune and jorge has gone back home? |
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| Professional STI Driver Feedback Score: 2 reviews Car: 07 WRX STi Location: Baltimore Maryland Posts: 490
IWSTI Addict since: Oct 2006 | Quote:
I had glitch with my recirc valve, jorge sent JJ a map to correct it. JJ finished the tune with a road tune to fix my issues. I dont want to say thats what they will do with all their customers... but that was my level of customer service I received. | |
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| Laughing at the squids Feedback Score: 7 reviews Car: 06 STi My Stuff: Subaru Parts Fav Mod: Buying a beater for Daily Driving Location: DE/PA border Posts: 1,556
IWSTI Addict since: Nov 2006 | I need installs and a tune done(2 maps). I can't make the Sept date, but how about in Oct.? Are you going to be doing a 3rd session? |
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| Authorized Vendor Feedback Score: 1 reviews Car: 06, 08, & JDM 95 STi My Stuff: Subaru Parts Location: Westminster, MD Posts: 229
IWSTI Addict since: Jan 2008 | We do our best to provide post-tune support. As Louie said, we were able to work with Jorge on diagnosing a small issue and taking care of it here at our shop. And I fully agree that Jorge is the Chuck Norris of tuning! Quote:
Thanks guys! Rick | |
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| Laughing at the squids Feedback Score: 7 reviews Car: 06 STi My Stuff: Subaru Parts Fav Mod: Buying a beater for Daily Driving Location: DE/PA border Posts: 1,556
IWSTI Addict since: Nov 2006 | Quote:
Eric | |
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| Senior STI Driver Feedback Score: 0 reviews | is it pointless to get a tune with catback,spt intake and a ver2 accessport? would i be wasting $500? |
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| Professional STI Driver Feedback Score: 2 reviews Car: 07 WRX STi Location: Baltimore Maryland Posts: 490
IWSTI Addict since: Oct 2006 | I personally dont think that having a custom tune is ever a waste of money. But I think you would get more out of it by having other mods, namely a DP. Just my .02. That is the mod that usually will cause the biggest boost problems for an STi. Therefore, making it tune most cost effective. I'm sure Rick or JJ could be more specific. |
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