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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Vic, Ormond
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Hey guys
I have spoken to you guys about getting the Performance service done on my wagon at my next scheduled to try and sort out my starting problem. But i thought id ask on here because i may get other opinions too... part of the service includes the car being hooked onto a dyno. Is there any risk to my car and what happens if something goes wrong? I may have been watching too many youtube clips haha Thanks, and i must say on every occasion i have been in contact, you guys have been more than helpful and im sure it will be worth the drive and the $$.
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Quick question about the dyno
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