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December 8th, 2008, 04:13 PM
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Tuning IN Germany. Any Ideas??
Hi everybody.
I am in Germany , Ulm , at the moment, originally from Greece, as a guest Doctor in th eUniv. Clinic. I have a lovely 2002 Boxster S and I am thinking to tune it up a bit. I am thinking HPs, since I have already put on an exhaust and multiples from Ebay, cheap but nice sound. Anybody knows of a decent tuning facility in Germany, but with reasonable prices? |
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December 8th, 2008, 08:47 PM
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I always suggest people work on tuning themselves before tuning the car. The car is much more capable then most people are. That said if you do insist on "tweaking" the performance I would suggest checking over at www.rennteam.com. It is an international board that is based in Germany. They should be able to give you some specific recommendations.
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