Coyote Tuners in SoCal?

[richtersand]

I am looking to get my Coyote tuned. Any suggestions on good shops (with dyno) in SoCal? I will also look into Lund.

[Bronco Mike]

I have never tuned a Coyote but I have had few cars tuned at Power Train Dynamics in Huntington Beach. He did a great job both times.

[Alan_C]

When the 4.6L DOHC PCM was tuned for my MK4, Art at Wiet Diet used GRC Performance in Mission Viejo for the tune. They are a Ford specialist, so I would think that they do Coyote dyno tuning. It would be worth a call at the least. They did diagnose a code my car was throwing, worth it to me to drive down there. I had asked to have my engine dyno tuned while I was there, but the tech didn't come in and I missed out. Hopefully that was a one time issue.

http://www.grcperformance.com/Ford%20Services.cfm

[WaltR]

I used JBA in San Diego. The owner J Bittle has been involved with everything Shelby since the late 70's. They also have a great Cars and Coffee event the 3rd Sunday of every month - the burnout competition is always fun to watch.

From the So Cal SAAC website: 'The National level Shelby American Automobile Club was founded in 1975 dedicated to the 'preservation, care, history and enjoyment of the World Championship Cars built by Carroll Shelby'. To that end, regional SAAC organizations began forming around the country in the late 1970s. In 1978-79 a southland man, away at college, helped form the Texas Region of SAAC National. Today, many locals in the San Diego area know this man as J Bittle.

J, back in San Diego in 1982, teamed up with a local SAAC National Rep Craig Conley of El Cajon to form the Shelby-Ford Motor Sport Club of San Diego and affiliate with SAAC National. Members of this active but loosely structured club would attend NASCAR Riverside events, Lime Runs, rallies, road trips, even renting the infamous Carlsbad Raceway from time to time to sponsor drag races.

https://jbaspeedshop.com/

[kobra01]

Greg at Racers edge tuning in Downey.