power engineering are they any good?
07 October 2005, 11:37 PM
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Depends.... If you want a Booost Guage Man and 650Bhp from ur 1996 WRX import (wicked, man already got a dump thingy ..Whoosh,,) , and a kickn' stereo man... then no... Choose Ebay..... Relaible advice and good service.. give them a call
08 October 2005, 02:42 PM
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great place, have had all my work done from there since i got the car from japan, and are very helpful and thorough, labour is about £50 an hour, but they are reliable....
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08 October 2005, 10:05 PM
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Prices are on their web site, for a Tek 2 Remap they charge £650 plus VAT, mine went in with 230BHP & 241Ft/lbs (was already PPP'd) and achieved 265BHP & 276ft/lb's after the map, has a prodrive backbox, centre de-cat and a green filter, other 2 cats still in place, made a huge difference to the way the car drives..
08 October 2005, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted by R4LLY
labour is about £50 an hour
I wouldn't take my car anywhere else, they know it like no one else. Chris Todd (dyno daddy) really knows his stuff, and he's also honest and doesn't give you any bull ****
08 October 2005, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Smiler
Personally I wouldn't even let them service my lawnmower!!
09 October 2005, 08:44 AM
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I had a Blitz exhaust system fitted to my P1 by them once, no problems at all.
The only negative thing about PE is the road to get to them through the industrial estate, I nearly crashed into a mars rover that was lost in one of the many large craters.
The only negative thing about PE is the road to get to them through the industrial estate, I nearly crashed into a mars rover that was lost in one of the many large craters.
09 October 2005, 12:06 PM
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Note to anyone visiting them - don't park on the road, or even with two wheels on the road, the industrial estate owners have employed some meat heads to go around clamping vehicles parked on the road, it's something like a £140 release fee 
09 October 2005, 11:59 PM
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Which power engineering is this, there are a few around now,
small world, not
small world, not
Originally Posted by Focusbird
Note to anyone visiting them - don't park on the road, or even with two wheels on the road, the industrial estate owners have employed some meat heads to go around clamping vehicles parked on the road, it's something like a £140 release fee
12 October 2005, 12:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Ben WRX Bug-Eye
Ignore this comment - no justification given (more info would be useful). I haven't had any experience of Power Engineering myself yet, but they are one of the best from what I have heard.
Local mechanic found a sticky exhaust valve in about 15 minutes.
13 October 2005, 10:48 PM
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mmmmmmmm, funny that, it takes longer than 15 mins to remove all 4 plugs on an impreza usually let alone take the engine out, heads off and find a sticky exhaust valve!, anyway, we operate a no fix no fee strategy on diagnostic work so what harm was done to you there?
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