Black Bear Performance Tune; Chicago, IL April 13-14, 2012

[CALS99]

im fresh to this whole thing so please excuse any dumb questions..........
is this a black bear tune only meet?? or anyone n everyone with a hoe?? id be more than down to come i want to learn everything i can about this truck and see what else is out there.

 

[OHSIXX]

im fresh to this whole thing so please excuse any dumb questions..........
is this a black bear tune only meet?? or anyone n everyone with a hoe?? id be more than down to come i want to learn everything i can about this truck and see what else is out there.

There are no dumb questions....as the thread title states this is a Blackbear tuning meet. If you wanted to get a tune-you need to put down a deposit to ensure a time slot to get your vehicle tuned. I'd check them out in the vendor section and read up a little. An 'in-person' is the way to go. I'm sure you could stop by to check out people's rides as it will be in a public place. Don't know a whole lot myself about how Blackbear tuning meets go as this will be my first one

 

[blue99tahoe24]

is the meet all booked up or are they still taking entries

 

[OHSIXX]

is the meet all booked up or are they still taking entries

still taking entries....it will say 'EVENT FULL' when it is all booked up. Take a look at their calender of events page on their website

 

[blue99tahoe24]

signing up rite now

 

[Rivieraracing]

signing up rite now

You won't regret it, especially if you go for the 93 octane tune!!

 

[blue99tahoe24]

will that hurt my ride at all

 

[OHSIXX]

It will dent your wallet a little more paying for premium fuel Higher octane fuel usually allows for a little more HP(you may see a better response in a 93 tune vs. a 87 tune). I'm sure someone at Blackbear could chime in and set it straight......

 

[blue99tahoe24]

but on the dash it says unleaded that doesnt matter

 

[OHSIXX]

it doesn't hurt to run higher octane fuel even when the recommended is regular. Justin @Blackbear would be able to give you a detailed explanation though. You can get more performance usually out of higher octane fuel.....