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Probably not much especially for the cost. Is that an SAE corrected number?I have an 03 cobra, with a 2.8 upper, jlt true cai, long tubes, no cats, full cat back, run 93, and using a generic tune for 93 oct w/ pulley from a diablo handheld. Car dynod at 465hp and 513tq on a 90° day. What could i realistically expect to gain with an actual dyno tune
I've used two different tuners and my experience from datalogging is they were both conservative with fuel and timing leaving HP on the table. Safe, but not max power.
Wise advice!It sounds like you're flying "blind" right now....the primary concern at the moment is not the dyno number....it's the datalog that needs to be done. With wideband a/f ratio. You have plenty of mods to damage that motor right now.
Get the car logged then reevaluate if a custom tune is necessary for safety first....then possibly additional power if the data indicates something is left on the table