Best way to learn tuning

[346ci]

I will bu purchasing HP tuners in about a month, I have absolutley no experience with tuning and dont know anybody who does. I live in a rather rural area so help is har d to find. I would really like to learn how to tune and be proficent at it, how did you professional tuners start out? Just looking for some pointers to a young guy from the more experienced.

[Sweet Chops]

Im in the same boat as 346ci, and I am all ears.

Ryan

[Zboner]

get some seat time with someone who knows what the hell there doing, you can mess a lot of shit up if you dont know what your doing.

[Rick99TAWS6]

Read, read, and then read some more - few good books out there and the HP Tuners forum has lots out there

When you get stumped HP Tuners forum, along with this one and Tech are good places to either find a similar question already answered or post anew

I've been researching since last December and finally getting to the dangerous point(ie think I have an idea of what I am doing )

[foff667]

I will bu purchasing HP tuners in about a month, I have absolutley no experience with tuning and dont know anybody who does. I live in a rather rural area so help is har d to find. I would really like to learn how to tune and be proficent at it, how did you professional tuners start out? Just looking for some pointers to a young guy from the more experienced.

R&D and alot of seat time is how most learned

This is a good place to start though http://www.hptuners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14425

The guide to a good tuning experience is basically what I would've done if I could start over again.

[346ci]

I guess I'll do a lot of reading, thanks for the links.

[WS6ICK]

Try the learn at home experence at http://www.thetuningschool.com/classes.html

[mrr23]

here's some webpages i've been making about hptuners
http://centralfloridastreetcars.com/hptuners.htm

[346ci]

Thanks for all the links guys, they're very informative, might take me awhile to read them all though, ha ha