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Humbla Grand Master

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Well what can i say other than you boys are legends.My 33 has been running like crap for ages,now she is so much fun to drive.

Mark thank you for sorting out some probs,smoke machine is awesome.Yavuz thank you for tuneing my car 223.9 kw is a nice safe tune for my daily.Three boost settings wow,not too keen on low boost,but wow the higher 2 great fun.

You boys are the best will be back when i get a new muffler for another power run.I will totally recommend the unigroup team,they look after your car as if it was there own.Genelle. :D

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Humbla Grand Master

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So what was the symptoms of ur issue and what was the fix

Mark did a smoke test and my gfb bov was leaking.He fixed it up.Yavuz fixed the pfc tune that was all over the place.All in all it only took 3 hours to tune where many others had tried to do but failed to do so.Lots of talkers out there,but really can't tune a pfc. :D

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Big trip up for you Genelle. I'm surprised I didn't see your car out there.

Glad you got the result.

Awsome guys and out the effort in!

I am staying in bass hill at the moment,saw a 32r there with qld plates.Also a red 180 that i think belongs to liz. :happy:

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