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I have been really interested in doing this for my 5AT...but I'm in Perth...so far 2 quotes have been 1.2k plus parts (rip!) And the other 700 plus parts. Anyone done this in Perth ...id like to use a shop who has installed one before.

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I've been thinking of the transgo kit as well but haven't found a review anywhere that has convinced me. I read it is only good at higher revs .. and doing trackdays .. but no difference during normal driving. Again, how often you rev the car or do trackdays? Thoughts?

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I've been thinking of the transgo kit as well but haven't found a review anywhere that has convinced me. I read it is only good at higher revs .. and doing trackdays .. but no difference during normal driving. Again, how often you rev the car or do trackdays? Thoughts?

Ask someone to take you for a drive in a Transgo equipped car.

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I would but mine isn't a good representation of a result because of a turbo kit, and I've re-programmed the ECU to alter line pressures.

There are plenty of Syd cars out there. you won't have a problem finding one.

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