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[rickrs6]

good after noon,
Im living in Vancouver Canada and am importing a 2004 RS6. due in later this year so getting excited...but still a long wait.
Anyways Im looking for a reputable Shop to get a tune near me, or down in the states Washington or Oregon.
the car will also need some work, brakes, belts, roof liner and maybe suspension so im looking for a guy who is familiar with this model and not over the top price wise.
I've heard parts are a little more costly in Canada so an American Shop would be my preference. I have a Shop in Vancouver to do the usual services which I've heard they are great, Blitzkrieg.
if anyone has some solid leads please post any recommended service shops...preferred Audi specialist.
thanks.

[benh999]

Whilst I can’t help you with your search for a garage I can say welcome to the £1000 club

[Ben_r1]

Or should that be $2000 club, sorry haven’t been to Canada in over 10 years so not sure what the exchange rate is now!

[Daveperc]

I believe the correct greeting is FON

As for looking for a Shop, round here there is only one Shop, init!

Some say he's descended from a Moldavian backwoodsman who started by turbocharging his mule - all we know is that he is THE Shop, who'll know what to do whatever the issue with your Beast!

Welcome to the madhouse!

[Mɐʇʇ]

That's absolutely the truth.

who'll know what to do whatever the issue with your Beast!

[ahoooga]

I believe the correct greeting is FON

As for looking for a Shop, round here there is only one Shop, init!

Some say he's descended from a Moldavian backwoodsman who started by turbocharging his mule - all we know is that he is THE Shop, who'll know what to do whatever the issue with your Beast!

Welcome to the madhouse!

This.
+
FON

[bam_bam]

FON.

Rule 1?

+1 re The Shop.

[Jayjay101]

There’s only 1 Shop and he is all knowing.....

+FON And rule 1 when you get it


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