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There are several most have been used at some time in the past by members . Also remember the OPC will always be prepared to give you a deal so do not discount them and if a member get 10% of parts .
Geo Morrison 0141 643 1768
Motortune Shotts 01501 822247
Brian Miller 0131 443 7806
Owen Ferry no details Paisley
RPM no details Anniesland
SP Aotobahn 07973 385 463 Stirling This guy is a member of one of the clubs I am in and gets a good reputation one man show ,as is Brian Miller in Edinburgh .Aslo Peter at Motortune is highly rated by a lot of people .Remember the nearest is not always the cheapest.
Hope this helps come along to our monthly meets and you will get all sorts of advice .
Brian
Geo Morrison 0141 643 1768
Motortune Shotts 01501 822247
Brian Miller 0131 443 7806
Owen Ferry no details Paisley
RPM no details Anniesland
SP Aotobahn 07973 385 463 Stirling This guy is a member of one of the clubs I am in and gets a good reputation one man show ,as is Brian Miller in Edinburgh .Aslo Peter at Motortune is highly rated by a lot of people .Remember the nearest is not always the cheapest.
Hope this helps come along to our monthly meets and you will get all sorts of advice .
Brian
I used Motortune once when I had my 944 Turbo, sometime in 1998. Recommended by a friend.
They were ok, until you have a problem.
If you **** off the owner, I can't remember his name, you're in trouble; I had the car in to replace rusty fuel lines. I knew that he'd be using his own parts to replace old lines, but I bought my own, which annoyed him, and told me not to do it again (maybe he makes money on parts?). Fair enough, but I'd had some leftover from a previous job.
Anyway after picking up the car it drove like an absolute dog. I turned round and went back and he drove the car and agreed there was a problem, but not relating to the repairs he made. I told him the car was absolutely fine when I gave him the car, and then he went off at me again because he was fed up with people taking their cars away then making out they are worse than before.
Anyway we parted company, and I drove home, with the car still driving badly.
When I got home I looked under the car and noticed some silver clamps locked over the fuel line (obviously they'd put them there when replacing the rusted lines, to stop the fuel running out).
No wonder the car wasn't running correctly, he'd obviously forgotten to remove them, fair enough, but his attitude sucked big time.
Never used him again after that one... nice enough bloke but don't **** him off.
He even asked me to post the clamps back.... ???
They were ok, until you have a problem.
If you **** off the owner, I can't remember his name, you're in trouble; I had the car in to replace rusty fuel lines. I knew that he'd be using his own parts to replace old lines, but I bought my own, which annoyed him, and told me not to do it again (maybe he makes money on parts?). Fair enough, but I'd had some leftover from a previous job.
Anyway after picking up the car it drove like an absolute dog. I turned round and went back and he drove the car and agreed there was a problem, but not relating to the repairs he made. I told him the car was absolutely fine when I gave him the car, and then he went off at me again because he was fed up with people taking their cars away then making out they are worse than before.
Anyway we parted company, and I drove home, with the car still driving badly.
When I got home I looked under the car and noticed some silver clamps locked over the fuel line (obviously they'd put them there when replacing the rusted lines, to stop the fuel running out).
No wonder the car wasn't running correctly, he'd obviously forgotten to remove them, fair enough, but his attitude sucked big time.
Never used him again after that one... nice enough bloke but don't **** him off.
He even asked me to post the clamps back.... ???
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