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RCHOO

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For any 1 looking around for a good performance work shop pop in and see the guys

at AMBERLEY AUTOS in

12-14 Amberley cresent Dandenong

PH-97931616or go have a look at

www.amberleyautos.com.au

they have the lot 4wd dyno just to mention 1

so really worth a look ......

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Well it ended up being 3 things causing the drana.

the stalling was stopped by replacing the Airflow meter

then that left me me with splutteringon under acceleration

witch turned out to be a air leak from the throttle enter pipe .

that didnt fix it 100%so they ripped out the plugs and found

the gaps to be to big so they re -gaped then now its 100% could not be happy a....

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i've been there a couple times with a mate who gets his wrx serviced there and he swears by them. They are very good at what they do, and they aren't bullshit artists. Plus there is a chick mechanic there who reminds me of the chick from gone in 60 seconds.lol. Plus they allways got imports, wrx's there. They are allways busy

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YEah good people ... Ian is a very thorough man and has looked after a few of my mates...

Lebostyles:

yeah thats Tanya if i remember correctly... i remember the look on my mates face a few years back when she took his 200 for a test ride after being dyno'd.... nothin but the smell of rubber

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YEah good people ... Ian is a very thorough man and has looked after a few of my mates...

Lebostyles:

yeah thats Tanya if i remember correctly... i remember the look on my mates face a few years back when she took his 200 for a test ride after being dyno'd.... nothin but the smell of rubber

yeah man, and these people reckon im on drugs :(

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at AMBERLEY AUTOS in

Don't you mean HORSEPOWER FACTORY! They changed their name.

' date='20 Apr 2006, 12:20 AM' post='2103578']

riiiiite

Come on [WLDCRD] I hear they give good roadworthy.

Plus there is a chick mechanic there who reminds me of the chick from gone in 60 seconds.lol.

Are you talking about Tanya?

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Don't you mean HORSEPOWER FACTORY! They changed their name.

Come on [WLDCRD] I hear they give good roadworthy.

Are you talking about Tanya?

yeah tanya, i think there still called amberly's but there performance shop is call horsepower factory. but i could be wrong

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YEah good people ... i remember the look on my mates face a few years back when she took his 200 for a test ride after being dyno'd.... nothin but the smell of rubber

so he was pleased that his 200 was thrashed by someone other than him?

hmmm...

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I agree HPF are awesome, just too far away for me. :)

A mate of mine's family has all their cars done their. The mum drives a 300rwkw stroked/charged AU2 XR8. But the best is the dads, new BA GT-P twin turbo (427rwkw stage one, stock internals). And cause its the research car for a kit, and they had the car for 2 months longer than quoted they got it all done free.

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