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Thread bump, are Hyperdrive still the go to place for Nistuning in Perth?

Also keen to know, been hearing that a few workshops aren't putting out the best work and charging too much.

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catkilla Rookie

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+1 Hyperdrive. Had an Apexi power fc fitted and tuned by Andrew yesterday, and I am very impressed with his tuning. Car makes more power with less boost. Andy is the champion of tuning in W.A!

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+1 to Andrew at Hyperdrive. My old engine was on Nistune for 4 years, looked after by Andrew and was used only for sprints and race meetings.

Awesome service and great advice

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Galv Sports ??

Galvsport does quality work, but they don't tune Nistune. They get Nistune tuning done by Allsport (or in my case PZP because Allsport was booked up).

Also, +1 for Hyperdrive. Been there a couple of times over the last few months. Good turn around times, and from what I gather he's open to working with non-mainstream stuff like Hypergear turbos which I've noticed many other workshops will tend to steer clear of.

Things I've particularly liked about Hypergear:

  • Good turn around times
  • Personable staff (even the younger mechs will say hello and help rather than leave you standing around)
  • I've gotten good feedback after the tunes (e.g. not just "exhaust is restrictive" but "noticed your dump pipe starting to glow early in the power run which indicates...etc").
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Vipez Rookie

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Hey guys, Im from Reaper Customs in Malaga, We recently became a Nistune Dealer and now offer tuning of all Nistune ecu's wether its mild or wild... Currently offering a introductory discounted price to the first three SAU customers. Contact us for Details 0414615477 or via Facebook messaging

Can find more info on our facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Reaper-Customs/118336378198932?ref=hl

P.S. We also fit/tune any aftermarket ecu and are a Haltech Dealer as well as supply/fit performance parts & accessories.

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