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9 July, 200619 yr

Hi everyone. Took delivery of a brand new Black Magic Ferbie and I am delighted. Without being breathed on it goes like stink straight out of the box. I have done 900+ miles under 3000 RPM and am just about to start playing slightly harder.

Advice on when it is sensible to let those nice guys at Celtic Tuning loose on it would be appreciated.

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9 July, 200619 yr

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9 July, 200619 yr

Welcome mate.

I think it is generally accepted that around 2k miles should be adequate. However bearing in mind that the walls have ears around here I suspect that you'll have done a lot more than that before your warrenty expires and you let someone near it.

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