Originally Posted by C3504matic

its says Seattle yet doesn't list it on the website ?

Originally Posted by amg8

Doh! I will be out of town during that time for SoCal... Will you have another round of these tunes in the future?

Originally Posted by DavesMeanE's

Finally!! 722.9 TCU Tuning is coming to the region near you! This is for ANY 722.9, Including Non-AMG cars, torque converter cars, and older models with a 722.9, including PFL W204 C63's. We can done custom TCU tuning as well, along with CLK Black Series trans software.

The Basics:
- This is not a "NEW" product, just newly available to the masses. It's been well proven and tested for many years.
- Designed to be safely within the safe hardware limits of the transmission
- No change to daily comfort
- Increases Line Pressure
- Increases Power Holding Capacity
- Increases Torque Limiters in All Gears
- Reduces Shift Times


The overall result of this is a better driving performance experience, as the ECU and TCU work in harmony to deliver the power you want, when you want it. The TCU tune works with any tuned, modified, or bone stock car (and it's a fantastic first mod). Your car will be quicker, more responsive, and much more enjoyable

So far we sessions set up in:

- Chicago,IL

- Costa Mesa, CA (SoCal)

- Burlingame, CA (Bay Area)

- Baltimore, MD

- Orlando, FL

- Cincinnati,OH

- Las Vegas, NV

- Seattle, WA

- Phoenix, AZ

- Omaha, NE

- Minneapolis, MN

- Detroit, MI

If you're located in the Northeast or Tri-State, message @5soko and he can get you squared away.

Go visit www.eurochargedatx.info to sign up for your region and put down your deposit!

Any questions at all can be posted here, or directed to me. You can also call the shop if you like - 512-777-2799.

Intro price for the TCU tune is $1,800 - NO other costs or fees involved. Deposit is $300 and is credited towards the cost . Once we've visited your region - the normal price kicks in.

**Quick Note** - Chicago, Burlingame, Baltimore, and Costa Mesa (SoCal) only need a few more cars each to set dates. So if you're close - let's get after it

Thanks!

Dave

Originally Posted by 507AMG

Still nothing in Atlanta?

Originally Posted by C3504matic

I'd like to do it but I'm in Vancouver BC Canada and cannot cross the border into washington to get to Seattle because of the pandemic ....bummer . You should do it up here sometime , we probably have the highest percentage of C63's and luxury cars in N America .

Originally Posted by DavesMeanE's

Update! Chicago was awesome! 12 cars got the flash and love it!! We have 8 signed up for the NorCal session in Burlingame. There's still some room if anyone wants to jump on that one! Burlingame is ***THIS WEEKEND, SATURDAY - JULY 25th***

You can sign up here ------------->>>>> Register for TCU Tuning!! 722.9 Cars

Thanks!

Dave

Originally Posted by deftronix

Im in Norcal and would love to do this but $1.8k is steep! Were the majority of the 12 cars that were recently flashed also running your ECU tune or was there a mix? Reason I ask is because I run a gintani ECU tune and wonder if they will play nice together.

Originally Posted by DavesMeanE's

I will come to Atlanta if there's enough interest Have a shop in mind?

Thanks!

Dave

Originally Posted by DavesMeanE's

Trust me, there are some people that say that at first - but once they drive the car before and after, they 100% become a believer We tuned a number of cars with tunes different tuners, along with a couple completely stock cars (including a magno white C63s) He was SUPER impressed. The only consideration you have to be concerned with is if Gintani is under-reporting torque to the TCU. It's actually kind of common, and doesn't take long to correct. I would just ask him and go from there

Thanks!

Dave

Originally Posted by mgostom

The question has been ask, but the answer is not very clear. What if dealer overrides the ECU because there is a new update? I would definitely let a dealer do it because I do want the latest update (whatever that is). Am I soll and won't be able to get a new file? Usually, vendor will adjust a file accordingly to a new update and re-flash with a new file. What do you do about it? Would you provide a new updated file in that case?

Originally Posted by DavesMeanE's

There is $700 re-tune fee for the TCU, but I can't stress enough that there is ZERO reason to have updates done in most cases... I was a dealer tech for most of my professional life, and still stay well up to date and in the loop about current bulletins/DTB's... The answer for most folks is to not have the dealer flash your car, it's simple, free, and there are no downsides. If you're not willing to do that, and you permit them to flash over your tune - there will be a fee that applies

Thanks!

Dave

Originally Posted by AlexZTuned

So basically if a dealer overwrites the TCU to update it, it’ll cost $700 to reflash software you already paid $1800 for?

Dave, there has to be a better solution than this... you guys really need to get a remote/at-home solution. Renntech already has it in their hand held bundled with the ECU tune - is this something you guys are working on or plan to offer in the future?

$700 to reflash software you already paid $1800 for is absurd. I’m sorry, but that’s the truth. You guys need an at home or DIY flash solution if you’re going to charge upwards of 2k just for a TCU tune.

Originally Posted by mgostom

I absolutely agree. I flash my car to stock every time I take it to a dealer. I use Velos Designwerks and every time dealer overrides the ECU (which doesn't happen that often, but it happens) I get a new file without additional fees. The only time I was charged, that was $180, to reprogram the handheld to read new stock ECU because I took my car to a dealer with a mod and they flashed it. At the time, I had to pull new stock file to be able to flash the mod.

Originally Posted by tobeit

I also have Velos and do the same. Btw, when do you know you need a new tune from Velos after a service call?

Also, my problem with the TCU tune...even I simply pay the $700 how would you put it on w/o a handheld? Right now they "tour" the US to apply the tune but doubt they come to you to re-flash for $700?