just got a pm saying that they can't do thir ecu tune at the dragon because of vendor restrictions, what vendor restrictions, basiclly the tail of the dragon meet is just a bunch of crossfire owners that are meeting up at the the dragon right. free citizens that can do what they want, I for one was looking foward to the fact that I was going to get my ecu tuned and not have to remove it and mail it somewhere or pay a $2000 deposit later for the diy kit. I wouild like to see tvt offer the ecu tune even if the event organizers don't want them to.

 

Is there any reason why you couldn't drive "off-site" and have it done down the street away from the people who control the site?

Bob M

 

We are working in a very limited time frame of 9am-noon unfortunately this will interfere with an event. Inmotion was set to do their's at 8:30-11:30 and I'm pretty sure they will run into the same issues.

I'd prefer to not make a huge deal over this as this is something that should be discussed between us and the parties involved. Customers requesting tunes were informed of the potential restrictions.

Anthony
TVT Design

 

I thought this issue was worked out weeks ago. Who is restricting you from the event?

 

There are just certain members making it more difficult. It is not Silverfox!!! Bill is being supportive, please do not assume it his him.

 

where is this and what is stopping this??, also is there anything you could do with a tune if i still wanted to spray nitrous, i am truly looking for a chip that has 2 settings to switch from one being stock settings or a little decreased timing and one being a tune to gain power for everyday driving off the spray, inmotion says they could do it but liability is too high in case one of the wires shorted out or something and it didn't switch over when i wanted to spray and i sprayed on increased timing.