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HKS FCON V Tuning in QLD Available

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Hi all,

I have been looking for a while for someone in qld to tune my hks fcon v in my skyline and have had a lot of trouble finding anyone to do this. This I have been told is because hks will NOT give the equipment and software to anyone in aus except for bd4s in sydney until hks has their own outlets set up in australia. This is pretty much the same story in japan except most authorized dealers for hks in japan are allowed to purchase the equipment required.

I have found out from a dyno tuner in Underwood in South Brisbane that he can get paul from bd4s in sydney (the only person who has been taught to use and given the hks tuning software in australia) to fly up and do a day of dyno tuning for him at his shop in underwood.

If you have a hks fcon v / f con v pro / f con s etc... and you live in qld and want to get your car tuned let me know as he requires about 4 or 5 people to justify the costs of paul coming up to brisbane.

Let me know by email at [email protected] if you are interested and i will give you any more details (prices will not be known till they have enough people definately interested.

Thanks

Jamie

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