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By XLER8,
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I dont really know what catagorie to post this, but just want to leave some feedback for a workshop i had some custom tuning done to my R33. I see alot of people arnt sure where to take their cars for tuning and always want feedback from other people - so id like to put in my experience at Chasers Motorworks (west melb)

After having bad experience with a local tuner here in Geelong i decided to give the guys at Chasers Motorworks (west melb) a call.

I explained all the issue on the phone on what the skyline was doing, they said they have some idea on what it could be and that i would be required to drop it off. I booked in my car, gave them my details and left. Late that afternoon i got a call back from Chasers saying my car was ready pickup (which i thought would have taken few days as there was soo many issues)

I paid $120p/h (i need 3 hours) for sorting out all the tuning issue i had & i must say im extremely happy with the outcome, the service & price at Chasers!

  • Professional workshop / uniform / clean / modern premises (not some dodgy tin shed on some back road)
  • Professional Service (never treated me like an idiot & explained everything clearly after the tune)
  • Pricing - Not exspensive for the service they provide!
  • Great bunch of people who dont talk sh*t / give honest advice & tell you how it is!

Highly recommended.

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