Vf SV6 tuning advice

[GusR52]

Im wanting to install a vcm OTR on my sv6 and have it tuned by oztrack, the problem is I live roughly 4 hours away so I'm considering having it remote tuned by them. My question is would it be worth the trip to them to have it tuned at their shop or should I just save some money and go the remote tuning path? Is there much difference between the two?

Thanks in advance

 

[F1Aussie]

Im wanting to install a vcm OTR on my sv6 and have it tuned by oztrack, the problem is I live roughly 4 hours away so I'm considering having it remote tuned by them. My question is would it be worth the trip to them to have it tuned at their shop or should I just save some money and go the remote tuning path? Is there much difference between the two?

Thanks in advance

I don't know a lot about how remote tunes work but my assumption is that they would be "off the shelf" and not tailored to your car. If it was me I would drive it in for the tune and not even consider a remote tune. These things take quite a bit of time to tune for best results and I don't think you would get maximum gains from a mail order bride, I mean tune

 

[GusR52]

I don't know a lot about how remote tunes work but my assumption is that they would be "off the shelf" and not tailored to your car. If it was me I would drive it in for the tune and not even consider a remote tune. These things take quite a bit of time to tune for best results and I don't think you would get maximum gains from a mail order bride, I mean tune

They say it's a "remote custom tune". They send you out an autocal device and you plug it in, go for a drive and send the data back to them to make the tune. Not sure if that's the same thing as a mail order bride, I mean tune, but if that's the case I'll definitely just make the trip and get it done properly.

 

[07GTS]

remote tune is fine if that all u can get done but also nothing beats having the vehicle there in person, u can look at all the data u want but sometimes hearing and feeling the response of the engine tells alot