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G6E Turbo Tuning... How Safe Is It?

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Just purchased a 2008 g6e turbo... Would love a tune however concerned with reliability...

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Reliability depends on the tuner. It also depends how you drive, anything can be break if you want to even stock car :)

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Any recommendations for tuners in melb South east suburbs? Was considering HPF yet everyone I ask tell me to stay away....

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pitlane performance or Nizpro. mate.

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Cheers guys... This is my first toy since getting married...

#6

This is my first toy since getting married...

It must be a recent marriage...........more will come. Sorry I had too.

#7

It's the old saying, you play you pay.

While getting a car tune these days is fairly safe there will always been that small chance. Speak to a few tuners and see who you feel comfortable with first and foremost. Also you safety depends on what supporting mods are going with the tune, intercooler, fuel system, etc.

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the safest way is to leave it stock

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2nd day of owning the g6e and found a pool of oil thanks to the timing case... they will fix it under stat warranty... Anyone else had this issue and if so does it re-occur? Or did I buy a lemon...

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