Audi Specialist Notts/Derby Area

Lordloverocket

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• Mar 29, 2013

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Who do people reccomend? I'm after having the HPFP follower replaced as piece of mind. I collect the car Monday and have been advised by the gentlemen at Revo to get this done first. I know Sports Tech are in Ilkeston, but having read 'mixed reviews', I'm looking for alternatives.

Thanks in advance all

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• Mar 29, 2013

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I've always used Sports Tech and found them great, they've done my cam belt and suspension upgrades with no problems. Haven't used anyone else, Shark HQ is in mansfield and I understand they do all sorts of vehicle servicing and could certainly do the cam follower

 

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Cheers for that. The reports I read are 3 years old so things may have changed. Will give them a shout

 

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• Mar 29, 2013

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Autotechz VW, Audi, SEAT and Skoda specialist garage Nottingham

they are based in stapleford, experts in VAG and there is like 6 other garages on the same road. If you are in notts just drive to pasture road stapleford and any issues can be sorted.

P.W motors on that road is good too, he is good at dpf removals and autotechz are pros with vcds

 

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• Mar 29, 2013

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Funnily enough I've just had mine replaced yesterday up at sharks hq in Mansfield, had a major service, brake fluid and haldex oil n filter done too. I find them great to deal with, theyre always happy to answer any questions an certainly know their stuff. A top bunch of guys. The only drawback is trying to resist all the goodies and more tuning while you're there lol.

 

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• Mar 30, 2013

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dont wanna hijack the thread but looked at shark website and they are claiming that a 105 1.9pd engine with stage 1 and dpf removal can reach 200+bhp?? to me that sounds fishy, mind the pun.