///M5

No matter what tune I get or do I want to see it, be able to download it and view/post all settings.

Or fuck me completely with incidentals I don't think about.

Sort of figure it'll keep me from getting raped at a speed shop.

These guys do a ton of trucks and I sell the EFI Live competitively. http://blackbearperformance.com/

Then if I have something good enough for a dyno base tune wouldn't it be good enough for a street base tune? ie, not to drive around but drive around to acquire data?

So that all being said. What do I use for a base tune? ie, I swap my short block, cam/springs, bolt on a turbo and new exhaust and what do I flash to the ECU for the first time?

I hate so much hiring someone to do something. Not for the reason that I don't mind paying someone who is great to do something. I just hate the process of shopping for the person who can do what I want without fucking it all up or bending me over since I picked wrong.

There are VERY few wines I just pick to drink. VERY. That being said, I have no issues drinking before and after I eat. Fucking love that.

I wouldn't recommend wine then. Sweeter isn't in my vocabulary. That being said, ALWAYS start with food. Then choose.

Have a lot here too, not a valley I particularly like. Some gems but they are really hard to find and expensive. Not real keen on $30 bottles of wine + when I can easily drink 2 in a sitting.

It says in the 1st post that's its a 2" drop in the rear Yep, it does. Read it too, your truck looks lower so forgot I had. Just ordered a 2, 3/4 kit last Friday. Can't wait to get it installed.

I'm rather fond of beer as well. Oldest Microbrew in town has an outdoor stereo I installed for a bar tab over 15 years ago. Still get free beer every Sat for an hour.

Grape juice & a bit of alcohol should be drank by no one. Purple Passion in 1989 ok, but today no.

I agree that there is a lot of things that aren't worth looking for. I just also see wine as an accessory to food. Most people won't chase food like I do either though.

I had a ton before I liked it as well. Paired with food and done well is an experience that will change perspective. If I do recall you have a way sweeter tooth than I though so it just might not be possible for me to help.

What drop is that?

I would have trouble drinking $4 in wine let alone that much.I couldn't drink a $4 bottle eitherAh, but I did not type that. I was simply conveying my dislike of wine.I realize, I was helping to clarify. I used to feel the same way. Having someone show you something worth drinking goes a REALLY long way. Customer I was visiting has nearly 5000 bottles...so it wasn't shit.

In his case a headunit is just volume control. Mine too, I just removed the excess nonsense. I do have WAY more processing power than the 80prs to be fair.

I did that for a bit...in Fargo, when the movie Fargo came out lol

I would have trouble drinking $4 in wine let alone that much.I couldn't drink a $4 bottle either

Where did you go for amateur hour?customers house lol

In general that is what I'd do

Took a customer out for dinner. Never made it. Did manage to drink $400+ in wine tho

Prednisone cured me up. My shit smells bad though....right now

tell the hood rat to get out of my hood