Performance And Beyond Racing
26/02/2026
This stunning 2-Door STI came in for a round of performance upgrades and essential maintenance to keep it running at its best.
We started with a full service and replaced worn wheel bearings to ensure everything is solid.
From there, we stepped things up with the installation of an Invidia Q300 turbo-back exhaust system. To take control to the next level, we fitted a link_ecu engine management system along with a full suite of sensors. This allows us to implement advanced engine protection strategies and precise tuning, keeping the engine safe while unlocking its full potential.
Performance, reliability, and protection exactly how it should be. š„
Ahmedās 2006 Sti is in for a dyno tune!
After finding a blocked/damaged catalytic converter in the factory exhaust system (that was causing some major drivability issues) it was replaced with a full turbo back exhaust system and hit the rollers to tune it accordingly!
Making a stout 200KW at all 4 wheels this STI is ready to be enjoyed again!
A cool way to end the year !
This VL Turbo in for a tune. It is built by the owner and is making a easy 1000 HP @ the hubs š on the haltech ecu
Not much else to say just listen to the sound this turbo LS makes!
Jaydenās 180sx is in for a Run in tune on his freshly built CA18! Letās get this engine running šÆ before we stretch its legs!
Link ECU in control ! For all your tuning and ecu needs donāt hesitate to give us a call on 0404 689 745 āļø or simply send us a DM!
Aliās WRX has come into the shop due to quite a few issues in regards to his drivetrain some mechanical and some tune related!
One of the main issues was the abnormal hesitation while the car was coming onto boost. When we test drove the car we found it was misfiring, during our health check we found a severely rich mixture in the wrong area of the map causing it to misfire. It seems like the previous tuner did not pay much attention to this area of the map? Maybe the VE of the engine has changed over time ? the engine did pass the compression test we carried out during the health check aswell. Under power the mixtures clear up and was at an acceptable level so itās hard to say. Moving forward
We decided to re tune this WRX starting from scratch to get best results of course.
The car came in initially making 165kw at the wheels , now it is making a stout 190kwatw with no misfire and a much cleaner drive!
12/06/2025
Evo 7 in for a dyno tune!
This Evo came in to us driving but severely cutting out and almost sounded like the car was labouring constantly. We done our visual checks and couldnāt see anything obvious. We loaded up the car on the dyno not so much to tune the car right away but to help diagnose the issues before we go ahead and tune the car. Being that the car is a factory car we donāt have fuel pressure and or a wideband having the dyno allows us to apply load and set up equipment to check these parameters!
What we find next is crazy! And really didnāt think this sort of stuff happens in 2025!
Stay posted
Here is a run of the supercharged Lexus RC-F on the hub dyno!
Listen to it sing! Finishing up on the tune with a stout 470HP at the hubs on pump 98 fuel and 5~psi of boost ! (93 for the Americans) while all the running gear was hot! š„
No more detonation ! As we tuned the car with the factory ecu our main goal is to make sure we avoid using the knock sensor and it only intervenes when and if it really needs to. The owner of this car really wants to track this car without having m**h injection or ethanol purely on 98 pump fuel meaning he wants to do lap after lap without worrying . Again you have to consider this engine is a high compression engine that now has boost pressure down its throat. If we had E85 I would feel more comfortably adding in a lot more power but that might be for next time š
Did I mention how much more drivable the car is in comparison to the previous ātuned ecuā ?
I think that is a win!
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