col cos1

iTrader: (5)

i use ava and they get the power out your car defo

alan knows his stuff

and tom is excelent at engine building and fabrication

i dont find them that expensive to be honest,they arent cheap but alot worse out there

i wouldnt touch dastek in dalgety bay,theyve not got a clue

msd always a really good bet,especially stus off the shelf chips

andy g........................you just have to see his car to know he knows what hes doing

fuzzy

to be honest the only one ive used in the past was rjm, they used to do all the work to my cossied celica and done a decent job. ive not heard any bad stories locally about the rest.

westus1

iTrader: (6)

not knocking ava's ability at all, alan is a very clued up guy at the top of his game
my mates mad on escort rst's, he's had loads and they all go to ava for set up&tuning
everytime they come back they never fail to impress me with the power for the boost and drivability
but cant justify their prices
last 1 he had down i went with him, 2 hrs on the rollers(inc the work done)
no parts used at all, just set up an opened up the metering unit to mod something inside, was flying when we took it away but for a 2 hour visit with no parts used the bill was over 350 quid

jammy86

Not EFI RST's in my experiance. They seem to be able to set them up and check the fueling, but they could offer very little advice about my excessive fuel consumption and charged me £60 to turn up the fuel pressure and suggest I try that to see if its any better. This is after £60 to set it up in the first place.... tbh, £120 going towards a wideband (which I've since bought) would have been a better way of spending the cash.

JAmes.

westus1

iTrader: (6)

they've all been mfi

jammy86

I think thats what i was getting at...

JAmes.

col cos1

iTrader: (5)

think ava charge £60 an hour on rollers(thats 2 men and £100k equipment)

and £35-40 an hour labour for working on the car