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I've have recently bought a 2009 Premium GTR. As with most, after the initial excitement of the performance wore off, I found myself looking at aftermarket upgrades.

So last week I purchased the following, which are being installed shortly.

Kakimoto Cat Back exhuast system

Titanium Mid pipe

3" Cobb Intakes

BOV's

I also bought a Cobb accessport with TCM. Now I just need some advice as to where is best to take it in the Perth area. A friend recommended I take it to XSpeed but I have since heard that they have gone into liquidation. Is this true?

Also, is there anyone in Perth that has any recommendations or advice on where to go?

Thanks

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Thanks for the info, a friend recommended Japanese Performance in Malaga, they can't get me in till Mid November so I will try Fabcar tomorrow.

JPC is where I would take it, Rob and Danny have had a lot of experience with GT-Rs and know what's going on.

My 2 cents.

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I'm not looking for an all out performance tune yet, I'll be treating myself to some more bits in the new year and I will take it to JPC then. I'm currently running an off the shelf tune for 93 so its a little flat, I just want the stock feel back now that I have the noise I wanted!

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Bad news, turns out that the dyno room was not ready when I took the car on Monday. Seeing how I'm in Malaysia till the end of the month I will probably book into JPC, see how it goes there instead of Fabcar. The fact that they have a back log is probably a good sign that they know what they're doing.

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