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Old 07-10-2016, 02:33 PM
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Personally my experiences with ASG were always pretty good. I did have one issue with the car after it was tuned but they took care of that for me without any hassles. My car was stuck there for over a week at one point with a starting issue after the turbo change and I relentlessly hassled Nic on the phone for updates - he was only too happy to keep me informed and deal with my calls.

It's all much the muchness now though with them no longer offering the tuning service. I'm sure tokyo will be getting a lot of calls from Subaru owners soon
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Just to explain why the 18th was the soonest as we don't normally like to keep people waiting.

One of our tech's is away for 4 weeks as his wife has had a baby and Jamie is having to catch up on a few complicated diagnostic jobs which we don't want to keep the customers waiting even longer.

As soon as those are done and Phil is back in the workshop, we will back up to our normal waiting time which is usually around a week but can be sometimes be squeezed in.

We are happy to take on all Opensource / Verso Tunes and of course ECUTek.
No complaints from me!
Had a good chat with Jamie this morning. Happy to answer all questions and seems like a nice dude.
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It is true that headers cause the under tray to melt. If it hasnt happened to yours yet, it just means your not driving it hard enough.... haha
Yeah I know, I'm weak.

In actual fact, according to me :/, i felt particularly unappreciated as a customer on several separate occasions.
The circumstance described previously was the last and worst time and I can't be fuckd describing in detail the other occasions.
Though I will say that i left each time muttering to myself about fkn cnts.
Though to be completely fair, I found the tuner to be friendly and helpful in the very limited time I had talking to him.
I have no complaints at all about the tunes.
Even though there is still a flat spot in 3rd I've had no problems with the tune.
But my distinct impression from straightbrim was one of disdain.
General tip for knts... When someone is coughing up over a grand for your work, on several occasions, show enough courtesy to indulge the fool in a few Q and A's about their poxy fukn tune.
And when that tool tells you he is going to waste a day in fucking malaga waiting, don't send him home without his fucking car!.. Or removed parts.
And when you do fuck them around royally, show some basic courtesy. Regardless whether they subscribe to your hommus little subculture or not
Remember you are the only one that thinks you're just too fucking cool.

All advice general in nature only and does not take into account your personal circumstances. Take a good hard look at yourself an apply as required.
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Lol. Mr flatbrim blink182. Haha. I know who your talking about. Yeah he is a deuche bag.
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Anyone dealt with 'the engine shop'. Has a few hot subarus in his collection. Took my heads there to get rebuilt. Spent 2 hours just talking subaru shit with him. Was very very accomodating.
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Fuck ASG, they ripped me with a tune that was beyond fucked, I don't think they even tested it up the road....

I had the same thing happen as most of the horror stories here

Do not go to those rude, expensive, lying rip off cunts...
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Just got my WRX back from Jamie at Tokyo this afternoon -- really nice guy and was happy to chat.

I've got one question however. My car was running rich prior to the tune and I was hoping the tune would resolve that however after getting it back it still dumps black smoke on heavy acceleration. I'm thinking o2 sensor, any ideas?

For reference, MY05 WRX; stock engine/turbo, 3-port solenoid, TBE, 18 PSI 160kW ATW.

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I've got one question however. My car was running rich prior to the tune and I was hoping the tune would resolve that however after getting it back it still dumps black smoke on heavy acceleration. I'm thinking o2 sensor, any ideas?

For reference, MY05 WRX; stock engine/turbo, 3-port solenoid, TBE, 18 PSI 160kW ATW.
160kw at the wheels? It's a hub dyno
Did you get a print out of AFR's with the power graph? Going by mine, Jamie tends to run a tad on the rich side. Mine was 10.8-10.9. Previous tune (ASG) was bang on 11.2

Flick TMS a an email and see what they think?
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Hi Peter,

I will have a chat with Jamie and come back to you.
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160kw at the wheels? It's a hub dyno
Did you get a print out of AFR's with the power graph? Going by mine, Jamie tends to run a tad on the rich side. Mine was 10.8-10.9. Previous tune (ASG) was bang on 11.2

Flick TMS a an email and see what they think?
LoL. People have been saying at the wheels when referencing hub results for as long as they've existed.

Cool to see Dan from tokyo reading and helping out where possible. Always worth checking with your workshop/tuner when you have questions like that.
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