What Workshops In Melbourne Tune Xr6Ts With Vcm Suite?

[nathos]

Ratter- did you mean light on or right on?

If light how far off am I roughly? I got the prices from the forum/eBay

And in regards to the monza... Is it a benefit over a typhoon or factory cooler?

And what would be the cheapest "adequate" branded cooler. Not the quote as I know workshops don't like quoting on forums.

But the budget brand that's acceptable?

If it is possible could you pm me a rough quote from where I am? That would be absolutely great if so.

Thanks,

Nathan

[ratter]

Your prices are too light, you might as well use a typhoon cooler which is still not sufficent, I would be recommending a cooler from Process West, Nizpro, Plazmaman or rapid

Vcm tune around 800 depend on workshop tuning prices but and how long they will spend on your car,

Fuel pump $'s depend on sedan or ute, wheteher they use correct submersible fuel hose and efi clamps

Injectors installed are normally approx an hours labour but we will not fit any supplied injectors without first flow testing them which is $50

High flow cat 300 installed at local exhaust place, possibly correct but the quality of the cat will have a bearing on how long it lasts and how well it will flow, we use a 5" cat but costs $500 supplied and fitted

Actuator 200?, some actuators and adjustable arm are more $160 (from memory) and may take more than a few hours to fit

[bionicxr6t05]

Try 1500-2000 for a GOOD cooler... Hdi's are crap but do a slightly better job than monzas, build quality is sh*t... The monza will get u to 300 but kiss reliability goodbye, on a hot day mine wouldnt make any more than 12psi and cooler was too hot to touch... My plazmaman on the oter hand is excellent in all conditions...

[Shyfrd]

If you can't afford half decent parts and going to go with budget parts..forget tuning your car. When push comes to shove the parts won't stand up and won't last and that's when the customer will be unhappy and will have to pay again.

Do it right the first time round I say..

Just save some more money and get quality parts. Doesn't mean you have to get the best of the best, but don't go el cheapo!

[Nomis]

Doing it right the first time does work but I done my work 1 step at a time I think for more of the experience! I started off with just a tune, then tune cat injectors, then cooler and intake and it was great to feel the car and drive it at different stages!!! not only that it might cost more in the long run but your bank account doesn't get stripped in one go!!!! you can slowly save and upgrade in stages! I just think this way you can enjoy your car at different stages in your life and look back and enjoy it more once you finally make it!