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20 August 2002, 01:41 PM
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How much does it usually cost?? Do they provide reports etc.? Do you need to prepare the car or anything?
Im thinking about an early b'day pressie to myself, and was wondering about where to get it done in the London area?
Im thinking about an early b'day pressie to myself, and was wondering about where to get it done in the London area?
20 August 2002, 01:42 PM
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Torque Developments International in barking
they will give you the graphs
no you don't need to prepare
it will cost you about £74 + VAT
they will give you the graphs
no you don't need to prepare
it will cost you about £74 + VAT
20 August 2002, 02:13 PM
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Rkas,
look at the advert banners for Power Engineering...
No preperation is needed, just make sure you have enough oil in your car!
Money for PE is usualy 45 + vat but there is a RR day on 5th October there for 30 I think.
I would never pay £75 with out the vodka... I wouldn't even pay that with it! What a rip off.
look at the advert banners for Power Engineering...
No preperation is needed, just make sure you have enough oil in your car!
Money for PE is usualy 45 + vat but there is a RR day on 5th October there for 30 I think.
I would never pay £75 with out the vodka... I wouldn't even pay that with it! What a rip off.
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Was gonna say went to Power Engineering and got my car run on saturday, paid £52 all in but that was without booking, group days are much better, but I couldnt wait 
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If you are just going for a power run, then no real preparation. Just make sure you have oil, water and enough fuel. Also make sure you tyres are up to correct pressures.
However, if you are going for mapping work, make sure you have a full tank because it will soon be used up
Cheers
Ian
However, if you are going for mapping work, make sure you have a full tank because it will soon be used up
Cheers
Ian
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