New Owner - Workshop advise in Vic

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Re: New Owner - Workshop advise in Vic

Postby bear2230 » Sat Jan 05, 2013 5:40 pm

If Maztech are Haltech agents they would be the ones to take it to.
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Re: New Owner - Workshop advise in Vic

Postby nGtim » Sun Jan 06, 2013 12:46 am

RoadtrackRally should be able to sort you out with everything.
My friend Brad works there and his boss is an MX5 enthusiast as well.

Re Autoworks in Westall have done a few turbo setups for Mx5's as well.

All good friends of mine and can vouch for their work.

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Re: New Owner - Workshop advise in Vic

Postby NitroDann » Sun Jan 06, 2013 4:25 am

Once you go alcohol you never go back.

Get it tuned on E70 and keep a drum of fuel for when you drive it on weekends and at the track.

I tuned a T28 AVO powered NA with ID1000 injectors on E85 and picked up 70rwhp at 4500rpm. Its hard to go back to having no midrange torque again.

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