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LS short box · 07-24-2021, 04:57 PM

I would ask the same question over on LS1tech.com. If it's a mostly stock combo you could consider a mail order tune. I did that with Frost Tunes on a stock LS1 and it worked great.
There is Schwanke (spelling?) in Springfield MN.
TPIS does tuning but I don't know if the have a chassis dyno. Also there is a Corvette shop kind of west of MPLS that tuned my BMW LS swap. I don't recall the name but they did a great job. They did have a chassis dyno.
Why would you have to pull the valve body to have your combo tuned?

07-24-2021, 04:57 PM	#2
LS short box Registered User Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Carlos MN Posts: 1,948	Re: tuner in the st paul area? I would ask the same question over on LS1tech.com. If it's a mostly stock combo you could consider a mail order tune. I did that with Frost Tunes on a stock LS1 and it worked great. There is Schwanke (spelling?) in Springfield MN. TPIS does tuning but I don't know if the have a chassis dyno. Also there is a Corvette shop kind of west of MPLS that tuned my BMW LS swap. I don't recall the name but they did a great job. They did have a chassis dyno. Why would you have to pull the valve body to have your combo tuned?