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Considering you're using a different tuning platform, IDK how this would really translate, but it seems to me that if you can focus on not being in a rush and just let shane do his job he can knock one out in anywhere from 2-3 hours. It all depends on the car and what issues have to be dealt with before tuning can begin, or what is discovered while it is being tuned. I never have and never will question how much it costs for a good tune; when the car comes off the rollers it feels like a million bucks so if it cost me $100 or $800 to get there I'd be happy. Best thing to do is just call up shane and talk it over with him, and basically ask him what all you can do before you go. This will include having the car running, idling, and cruising on whatever fuel you plan on getting tuned on, all systems and sensors operating correctly, boost leak test DONE and all leaks fixed, etc. Getting a good tune is as much up to you having your car running right as it is up to the tuner to take what he has and make power with it.

Hope that helps, short answer is that shane never seems to charge people enough for what they get, so whatever he charges bring an extra $50 and stick it in his pocket or leave it on his desk because it is 110% worth every penny.

No, not the stock turbo. It is a stock turbo with custom compressor and turbine wheels made by Chad Block Racing Development (CBRD Speed Factory).