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Thanks to everyone that came.

All services are available from Custom made turbochargers made and balanced in house, engine building, servicing, Dyno tuning with performance and safety in mind.

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All dyno results will be accompanied by a picture of each car from the day which will be sorted on Monday :)

PS. Next Dyno day I will be ordering alot more pizza's :D Great turn out.

Aaron

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Hey guys

NS is the only forum that allows lots of photo's in one post and it is easy to read.

Check out the results for each car here:

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...40#entry3267957

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