Interesting thread......
My SHO was tuned at about 3k (original) miles.
The person who accomplished that for me, wayyyyyyy back in 2010, not to terribly long after I purchased my SHO (March of 2010) was Mr. Kirk Doucette, former owner of the now defunct NESHO (Northeast SHO).
Kirk's tune served me well for the duration I had it programmed in. Kirk was all proud of the fact (at that time) that "do you see how it holds 3rd gear longer?". Then shortly thereafter, Kirk blew up his trans. He wasn't all too happy about it either.
Which then led me into...... ugh and I absolutely cringe to acknowledge this, and/or be even complimentary with this next statement knowing what I know now and what happened to me just last year......
But, I did not want to keep Kirk's tune in my car. I feared for my trans..... sooooooooo.....
I switched to LMS.
Now LMS served me well for several years. Hell, they even helped me achieve the platform record (at that time) for power (2014 @ 617awhp 608awtq) as well as the speed record (11.54 @ 119mph on the LOWER of two track files, that being the 525awhp file, full weight, and on all season Conti DWS's) in 2015.
A record that was held for several years.
At least up until recent when (both) records were respectfully usurped.
I'd expound further, but there's really no need to. LMS F'd me over. Big time. The debacle of which is thoroughly explained, in intimate detail, in my thread on my motor's failure.
Fast forward to present day, I am currently undertaking a massive motor rebuild, trans rebuild, along with a literal $h!t ton of customization in nearly every possible aspect available currently.
Many have asked who will tune my car once the assembly and installation has been completed.
Honestly, I have been left out of the loop on that. My current engine builder (Max Power Automotive, based out of Lockport, IL.) has said that he works directly with a tuner (based out of CALI) that he flies out to the Midwest area, to perform tuning when they have approximately 10, to 12 cars lined up and ready to go.
The only other thing I have been told to date, is that the tuner is well known in the Import world, and holds many world records for BOTH speed and for power respectively in said arenas.
All that said, I am very much looking forward to what the future holds for my SHO, and hopefully, with the good graces of the old man high above, I'll be on track to recapture both records that I previously held. Maybe even hang onto them for even longer than I did previously.
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