Nick's Garage · Cyprus
Practical guides to scope the work and prepare your enquiry—not promised horsepower figures or one-price-fits-all packages.
Workshop guide
Start with the exact vehicle and component codes, then check the part number and the complete installation. A model name, photograph or horsepower label does not confirm fitment.
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Remote tuning needs a compatible vehicle and tool, someone competent beside the car and an agreed logging and validation process. Sending a file alone is not a complete tuning session.
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Start with the purpose of the session: measuring power, developing a calibration, running in an engine and investigating a fault are different jobs.
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Before choosing a Stage 1 or Stage 2 label, identify the exact vehicle and ECU, its condition, fuel, existing hardware and the result you want.
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Send the exact vehicle and transmission, describe when the symptoms occur and include fault codes and previous work. Symptoms alone do not establish a repair or parts list.
Read the guidePrepare the vehicle details, objective and timing before you contact the workshop.
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