Rodney drove in from Virginia for our Blue Belt Performance Package.  His baseline numbers were 430 whp and 418 wtq, and he could already beat his friend with a Camaro SS by one car length.  He left our shop with 505 whp and 493 wtq.  With gains of 75 whp and 75 wtq, his Camaro friend no longer has any chance!

We worked with Nick from Georgia to do a remote dyno tune on his ATS-V.  He has intake, spark plugs, Tapout Stage 1 LPFP, fuel cam and exhaust mods and was running E60 fuel.  Car made 629 peak whp and 623 peak wtq SAE.  But that doesn’t tell the whole story.  Some tuners will advertise their ‘600 whp tunes’ when the car barely hits 600 whp for 100 or maybe 200 rpm.  In Nick’s case, his ATS-V produces 600 or more whp and/or wtq all the way from 4,400 to 6,700 rpm, which is basically the entire powerband!  How much fun do you think this car will be?

We worked Tim and Lilly at Exodus Performance in Texas to remote tune Aaron’s 2016 ATS-V A8.  He had installed a ported throttle body and catless downpipes.  Baseline numbers were 403 whp and 408 wtq.  After the tune the car made 493 whp and 471 wtq.  These are pretty solid numbers for 93-octane in the Texas heat, and Aaron loves it!

Eldon from Indiana wasn’t satisfied with his 6.838 second eighth mile time, which he ran on his previous setup with no weight reduction.  This equates to approximately 10.60 in the quarter mile.  So he stopped by to have Mace Stage 1 valve springs, titanium retainers and camshafts installed.  His new powerband peaks at 596 whp and 627 wtq, showing net gains of 90 whp and 90 wtq at 5,000 rpm.  We can’t wait to see what his car does at the track now!

Kyle drove in from the east coast to get his ATS-V promoted from Blue to Purple Belt.  With aftermarket intake and cat-back exhaust, his final numbers were 613 whp and 625 wtq (SAE), or 626 whp and 638 wtq (STD).  We predict the drive back to New Jersey will be even more fun that the drive to Ohio was!