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Originally Posted by mikeyr
Wow you go to enzed for a couple of days and Dave goes crazy with the Amex!!!
Having read page 1 & 4 if you haven't made the leap yet is there a group buy in the offing?? Is Kal's idea of locally sourced product not viable?
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I know i should read the other two pages but i can't be arsed.
Having read page 1 & 4 if you haven't made the leap yet is there a group buy in the offing?? Is Kal's idea of locally sourced product not viable?
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I know i should read the other two pages but i can't be arsed.
Don't worry, I haven't spent anything yet. Between Timbo and 'er indoors I'm lucky to have ANY fun!
I'm yet to contact Whiteline or Ric Shaw. Will keep you advised Mike.
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Oh meh I'm going skidpanning in few weeks and taking mum with me hahaha that will be interesting to say the least. She always thinks im out there doing dangerous things... hmm i guess i shouldnt tell her today i just paid for my first track day @ sandown.. lol
however i guess its tad diff for you dave, u have young children, i just have a dog and cats haha oh oh... i have a 5yr old aswell (eric lmao)
however i guess its tad diff for you dave, u have young children, i just have a dog and cats haha oh oh... i have a 5yr old aswell (eric lmao)
rock-->o<--hard place
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Originally Posted by Revolver
Don't worry, I haven't spent anything yet. Between Timbo and 'er indoors I'm lucky to have ANY fun!
this
cry me a river...
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harding performance is too far away....
visit Derek at European Autotech for APR re-flash or Seb @ EuroAutomotive for GIAC chip when you are in sydney next time ;-).
havent been following the polo ecu re-flash or GIAC chip development. you can always go into to european autotech and they will give you a 24hour ecu re-flash test drive (if available). from memory, GIAC gives a more "aggressive" tuning.
had GIAC chip before and was very pleased with it.
visit Derek at European Autotech for APR re-flash or Seb @ EuroAutomotive for GIAC chip when you are in sydney next time ;-).
havent been following the polo ecu re-flash or GIAC chip development. you can always go into to european autotech and they will give you a 24hour ecu re-flash test drive (if available). from memory, GIAC gives a more "aggressive" tuning.
had GIAC chip before and was very pleased with it.
rock-->o<--hard place
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Sorry...didn't mean I was going to HP...just that they have a project car underway.
At the moment, APR is the only game; GIAC are working on something, so I'm happy to wait. Although like all these things there are advocates and detractors for each one, so it's hard to tell. Seb has a good reputation.
At the moment, APR is the only game; GIAC are working on something, so I'm happy to wait. Although like all these things there are advocates and detractors for each one, so it's hard to tell. Seb has a good reputation.
cry me a river...
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true. best to wait for a bit until they ahve sort things out. both seb and derek have good reputation. cant go wrong with either.
at the end of the day, it all depends on the outcome/result, price and aftersales service.
okay, we should stop hi-jacking this thread..... ;-)
at the end of the day, it all depends on the outcome/result, price and aftersales service.
okay, we should stop hi-jacking this thread..... ;-)
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Prior to the Rx8, I had a audi A4 1.8 T fwd. Decided to chip it with a 1 bar wetterer chip from Qsz in Melbourne. Was fast in straight line , but plenty of torque steer and bucket loads of wheelspin and traction problems. Definitely not a good idea to flash tune a fwd turbo in my opinion as the car looses its inherent balance, if it does not have traction control . I know the golf gti has traction control but not sure about Polo.
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From: Sydney, Australia
Originally Posted by timbo
Oh that hurt! And I haven't even met her. Fair dinkum, if you really listened to me, you'd be driving a Polo by now...or worse....something like
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Originally Posted by timbo
Not yet...am waiting to see how the guys at Harding Performance go with theirs. It's all very tempting...only have 5,000ks on it ATM
Hmmm???
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From: Canberra, AUSTRALIA
Originally Posted by Revolver
But Timbo, I thought the Polo went, steered and stopped just fine as a stock car? Where are you going to use that extra performance? Surely the sensible thing to do would be to leave it all OEM?
Hmmm???
Hmmm???
cry me a river...
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From: Syd / Melb
Originally Posted by MissyK
Did I tell you's Im going on my first track day next month heheheheh
(NO eric i dont want 40cents or ur mobiles or any1 elses mobile for dat matter)
(NO eric i dont want 40cents or ur mobiles or any1 elses mobile for dat matter)
are yuou going to tell ppl you are taking your mum with you too?
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Originally Posted by MissyK
Did I tell you's Im going on my first track day next month heheheheh
Leave DSC on and don't do the last session of the day!!
