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    What is the best dyno in Washington with the best tuner for a JRSC?

    Vancouver is useless as far as FI goes (JDM and NA rules up north).

    Need to tune the JRSC R, and am skeptical of a self-tune i.e. New motors are expensive.

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    ttt

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    I live in Seattle and I've heard good things about Redline NW. I haven't gone there myself yet, but that what a little birdy told me.

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    Stay away from Redline NW unless you want to wait for things that will never show up. I actually think they went out of business b/c Chris couldn't deliver products to people (me included) mad If you are in Seattle I know of 3 dynos in the area. One is at Turbo Technology in Tacoma but I think they are mostly for turbo guys. Carburetor Connection in Kirkland is decent from what I have heard. I think I read that Fastlane in Tacoma now has one. From what I have heard I would go with Carburetor connection in Kirkland. That is just me going off other peoples word (a few experiences). Hope this helps.

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    Hi all. I've heard good things about Carburetor Connection in Kirkland. I've been by there a few times and it seems like there's decent people running it.

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    whatever you do STAY AWAY from turbo technologies in tacoma..

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    What's wrong with turbo technologies?

    Carb Conn is www.carbconn.com. They have group rates available. Maybe we should have a dyno day! =)

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