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10-02-2009, 08:16 PM
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I can't comprehend how people can charge over a hundred dollars an hour to do the same job a standard mechanic can do with the laptop. Why is it so expensive? and why should I get a dyno tune rather than a normal tune?
can someone convince me to get a dyno tune. Because I think its a waste of money. Somebody help me LOL move if in the wrong section. thanks
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Whats so good about Dyno Tune
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