Is This A Good Price For Edit

[tur]

Hey guys just got a price from nizpro for the edit they said $1995 with a customer tune. Now is this a good price? or can there be a better price?

[C.S.I]

Seems a bit pricy to me. That's effectively $700 for the tune.

Have you rung HPF and tried them. I thought a tune was around $300, but maybe I'm off the mark.

Makes my Edit and Custom HPF tune @ $1297 a bargain.

[ZAP]

It should be $1600 drive away with custom tune or there abouts.

Tell Nizpro they are dreaming wanting $700 for a custom tune...

[Xtreme F6]

  tur said:

Hey guys just got a price from nizpro for the edit they said  $1995 with a customer tune. Now is this a good price? or can there be a better price?

you get what you pay for guys. Comes down to prefference.

[jordak]

  GTP-330 said:

  tur said:

Hey guys just got a price from nizpro for the edit they said  $1995 with a customer tune. Now is this a good price? or can there be a better price?

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you get what you pay for guys. Comes down to prefference.

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Still comes down to $700+ for less than a days work and it's not as if that's the only job their workshop can handle during that day.

No need to charge that much.

[Flukey]

HPF did mine for $1500 including custom tunes. Fair price and they are well credentialed.

[F6 UTE]

  jordak said:

  GTP-330 said:

  tur said:

Hey guys just got a price from nizpro for the edit they said  $1995 with a customer tune. Now is this a good price? or can there be a better price?

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you get what you pay for guys. Comes down to prefference.

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Still comes down to $700+ for less than a days work and it's not as if that's the only job their workshop can handle during that day.

No need to charge that much.

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Jordak, you have to consider overheads like insurance, liability, wages etc etc. Then R&D time getting these things right..

Yeah, u can wack in the tune that gets it pretty close in 5 mins, tweak it in another 1/2 hr, but to get to that stage takes knowledge, experience and a workshop..

I don't know why ppl judge the cost of things by the time it takes to complete. Behind the scenes, it's a whole nother story..

People run businesses to make money, just like ppl go to work, to make other ppl money (unless u don't have a boss ) it's a cycle.. We live with it..

And there are other places to get your car tuned..

[Guest]

  jordak said:

  GTP-330 said:

  tur said:

Hey guys just got a price from nizpro for the edit they said  $1995 with a customer tune. Now is this a good price? or can there be a better price?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

you get what you pay for guys. Comes down to prefference.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Still comes down to $700+ for less than a days work and it's not as if that's the only job their workshop can handle during that day.

No need to charge that much.

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beleive it or not when you factor in overheads it don't leave much!

you all wan't to go to a nice clean workshop with all the latest equipment to do the job right! yeah!

well it costs heaps for this!

eg:

rent $2500 p/m

dyno payments $2000+ p/m

wages $10,000 p/m

electricity$500 p/m

phone $500 p/m

and the list goe's on and on but with just these its $15,500 outgoings before you open the doors!

and he has 2 dyno's etc!

don't begrudge some one there living!

$700 is fair for r&d plus time taken to do it right!

and yes its true some charge $3-500 for custom tunes but that's up to the individual to choose who they feel most comfortable with!!!

[KBB]

Its not the cheapest but you get what you pay for where Nizpro is concerned.

[tur]

Yeah I thought it was abit pricy, $700 for a tune, I think I will try the HPF, how are they for tuning they as good as Nizpro???