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|   Not Ranked : 0 score  That may be however it is up to the customer to actually talk to whos doing the work. Like your vendor story, whiteline corrected the issue that was caused by a third party. It was not whitelines fault for this, but rather the other party. You cant blame whiteline for what a vendor does because you were not dealing with whiteline directly. Same hold true with cobb the OP cant blame cobb for a shitty tune done by a shitty tuner. You always got to talk to the people who are going to work on your car order parts etc etc BEFORE you deal with them. YOU have to do the leg work, and also remember cobb supports other cars than us. A tuner that uses cobb may be able to do EVO, Subies, or what ever well but maybe not our car since they have never done one. AGAIN it goes back to YOU finding these things out about the tuner. |
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