DRAXRX3 wrote:
My car was tuned by Unigroup when Jeff owned it. It felt very lazy for a 12a turbo as it only made 327 on 18psi.
Car went to VIS and made 347 on 18psi and OMFG!!!!! The car now hits the shift light before you know it.
I'm not bagging out Unigroup in anyway. I have friends who have been there and have lots of positive comments about them. I guess they arn't the right guys for me.
What car are you talking about.
Didnt you just buy that rx2.
There is no point bagging out Unigroup for tuning your car when there is a different owner now.
Didnt you just buy that rx2.
How did you get it tuned by Jeff when Yavus has owned it the whole time you have owned this car.
Possibly the previous owner did not want to push the limits and was limited to his or her wallet and did not want to risk breaking something.
I know when i have had my car tuned at Unigroup he tunes it safe and then explains the risks to go further but it becomes my call. This may limit the amount of horsepower because some people may not have an unlimited supply of dollars and are scared to push the bounderies in case of a failure.
There are alot of other factors to take into account before blaming the tuner.
It seems to me you always blame someone else for your problems.
Sometimes you may just need to take one step back and think before you post .
It doesnt matter that you didnt win the burnout comp .Its not important.
It doesnt matter that one tuner may take more risks than others to give you a few extra HP .
What does matter is that you own a rotor and you should be humble and admit defeat.
You seem to always have something to say that is negative towards someone.
But i guess once you have been through all the rotor workshops in Sydney you would know best.
