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Where To Dyno Tune Apexi Pfc In Melbourne?

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nismo_GTST

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Here you go mate,

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Lo...ops-t13305.html

From what I have seen, the 2 more popular workshops in Melbourne are Racepace & RE Customs.

Wheezy Mentor

Wheezy

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At the end of the day it depends on your setup. What ECU etc????

Your not going to have much luck doing a "TUNE" as such on a stock ECU without a remap. If you have an aftermarket one then someone could suggest a tuner who they have had success with for that particular ECU.

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LEANBAC

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ill second that RACEPACE

good person that wont stuff you around, and is very good at what he does

why do you thing 70% of hes cars in he work garage are GTRS? he must be doing somthing right......

I THINK THIS IS GOING TO TURN INTO A I LOVE RACEPACE THREAD!

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