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Pricing & how we work

Straightforward rates. Message me first so I can confirm your setup before you pay.

GM LS & LT

$350

Stock through mild builds. Custom file from your logs (or street session), revisions until dialed in.

Boosted GM: message for a quote

Hemi 2005–2012

$375

That generation only. Same remote or street process on HP Tuners.

Payment before the first file is sent

Retune

$175

Parts changed after a prior tune with me? We’ll bring the calibration up to date.

Free revisions if a CEL or issue shows up right after the tune

Dyno is optional. If we use a dyno, the shop bills its own rate separately.


Remote vs street

Both get you a real custom tune. Pick what fits your location and schedule.

Remote custom tuning

Main service. You log data, I write the tune, we revise until it’s right.

  • Works from anywhere you can log and flash
  • Message me first to confirm setup
  • Payment before the first file is sent
  • Revisions included until dialed in

Street tuning (Phoenix valley)

I come to your house. No tow truck. No shop visit.

  • Anywhere in the Phoenix valley
  • Most tunes are street tuned — lands very close to a dyno tune
  • Goal ~2.5 hours; varies by car
  • Car must be in good mechanical shape (no leaks, misfires, vacuum leaks)
What “dialed in” means

We keep going until fueling, timing, and limits behave the way they should on your car — not a one-and-done flash. If something’s off right after, free revisions apply when a check engine light or related issue shows up.

Vehicle condition before tuning

Tuning can’t fix a broken car. No coolant/oil leaks, no misfires, no vacuum leaks. Fix mechanical issues first — especially fuel pressure drop under load.

Learn more about how I tune

Airflow model, fuel trims, torque limits, street vs dyno — the longer version lives on The Approach.


Free tune review

Send your current tune. I’ll look at how it was done and whether I’d redo it — free, no obligation.

Message me first

Confirm setup, then fill the build form. That’s the cleanest way to start.