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Got the car back yesterday and was pulling some codes, but Tunerworks took care of it right away, and so far it's running well. The engine bay should look familiar
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Location: Calgary, AB
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Got the car back yesterday and was pulling some codes, but Tunerworks took care of it right away, and so far it's running well.
The engine bay should look familiar to most.  Like NOBLE said, the hardware itself from GTM has been praised over and over, but I still have to say they are indeed extremely well built and precise. The precision of the kit really shows in the AWD, it's down to the mm's, even the oil pan itself is relocated. As for you folks interested in Tunerworks, they've been great so far, there are some small issues here and there, but they took care of it instantly. Communication has been great. Sorry no dyno yet, still in the phase of stabilizing the car. Here's the ICC not able to fit properly due to the non sport bumper. But no biggie, I'm planning to cut the black trim anyway.  I do have to say, w/ the stock exhaust, boost builds up very fast 
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