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		<title>Tuning up your business</title>
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<p>There was a time when tuning engines was only carried out by specialised engineering workshops, physically altering cranks, bores, shims and more. In later years we saw ‘Oscilloscope’ tuning and, after that, replacing engine management systems or even soldering new chips into the expensive engine management system. By no means are these methods completely redundant, but they are used very rarely these days.</p>
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