William last I checked your looking at about 450 depending on how much running your looking for. Also Dyno time amount of passes and the equipment that you used all play a role. Some programs are easier to work with than others. Also you may or may not have the correct monitors and sensors example sir fuel meter do you have an old one vs new one eBay vs autometer ect you should get where I'm going with that. As mentioned easier the best thing to do is talk to Richard directly or better yet stop by the shop. The guy is full of knowledge and full of help that he's willing to share. Enjoy getting your project up and running.
Hey William, this is a great shop to get work done. Sounds like Chrystal Spafford is disgruntled. Working as a tech in other shops and with customers; I've seen Rich-Tuned handle every upset customer with respect and within warranties, as well as with genuine sincerity and concern. I've personally never gotten a tune on the Dyno: my build isn't ready yet. But I have gotten my ECU reprogrammed and it was somewhere between $25-$35 bucks. I don't remember because it was soo fast and inexpensive. Just call and ask or leave a voicemail if there's room. Or hopefully someone can come and give you a good quote! These guys do great work and offer FAIR competitive pricing. I wouldn't trust any other shop with my car, besides the Honda dealership and HONDA will only ever do my oil changes from time to time. Sorry I couldn't help too much with your initial question but I got the alert and decided to answer.
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