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everyone will have a good or bad opinion so expect some haters but with mine was a good they even gave me a heads up after the tune that my slave was pretty much on its was out so got it replaced there too

I think a important factor to remember is the key components of the work is sourced out to engine workshops, were the machining, honing and rest of the recovery process is completed. The assembling of the motor is then done in the workshop, bolting the parts together. To save some coin it's often viable to remove the motor from your vehicle and source a few of things yourself then leave the assemble and tune to a workshop.

In terms of feedback, they have a good reputation a good friends stagea was rebuilt by them and made 600~ hp last year and still is going well.

I think a important factor to remember is the key components of the work is sourced out to engine workshops, were the machining, honing and rest of the recovery process is completed. The assembling of the motor is then done in the workshop, bolting the parts together. To save some coin it's often viable to remove the motor from your vehicle and source a few of things yourself then leave the assemble and tune to a workshop.

In terms of feedback, they have a good reputation a good friends stagea was rebuilt by them and made 600~ hp last year and still is going well.

i own said stagea and i cant recommend marc and the boys at c-red highly enough great work, great to deal with and even understanding if dramas occur with payment so A++++ rating for c-red

Yep Tony at Nostech is very knowledgable for machining / engine building. He did my crank, crank collar etc, also did a mates GTR crank too, and the crank for my dads BMW race car. He seems to know his shit!

PM me if you want my indirect experience.

As far as good machinists go, we use Tony at Nostech in Welshpool.

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