Car Tuning Specialists in Vanderbijlpark
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3 Flaubert St, Vanderbijlpark, 1911
016 933 9972
In the hands of SAC, the power enhancement industry has reached an unparalleled level of maturity - a remarkable story, given that Steve's Auto Clinic was originally launched as a small tuning shop in Vanderbijlpark in 1983. Right from the outset, Fischer was firmly committed to a strict set of principles - principles that, 20 years later and with the benefit of hindsight, have been proven correct. Nine branches have been established countrywide - more are on the way - with specialised divisions that focus on product development, engineering, manufacturing, trucks and electronic enhancement. Among the founding principles, for instance, is the fact that not every car is a race car. In an after-market "conversion" industry that so often gives little consideration to reliability issues of power-enhanced vehicles, SAC took the opposite stance. The company realised from day one that reliability, as a concept was synonymous with road-going vehicles - be they petrol or diesel driven, passenger cars, light commercial vehicles or heavy trucks. It is all too easy for the layman to push the limits of an engine conversion beyond the reliability threshold - a pitfall that the enhancement experts at SAC avoided throughout the company's 20-year success story. 
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3 Rabie St, VANDERBIJLPARK, Vanderbijlpark, 1911
016 981 8500
In the hands of SAC, the power enhancement industry has reached an unparalleled level of maturity - a remarkable story, given that Steve's Auto Clinic was originally launched as a small tuning shop in Vanderbijlpark in 1983. Right from the outset, Fischer was firmly committed to a strict set of principles - principles that, 20 years later and with the benefit of hindsight, have been proven correct. Nine branches have been established countrywide - more are on the way - with specialised divisions that focus on product development, engineering, manufacturing, trucks and electronic enhancement. Among the founding principles, for instance, is the fact that not every car is a race car. In an after-market "conversion" industry that so often gives little consideration to reliability issues of power-enhanced vehicles, SAC took the opposite stance. The company realised from day one that reliability, as a concept was synonymous with road-going vehicles - be they petrol or diesel driven, passenger cars, light commercial vehicles or heavy trucks. It is all too easy for the layman to push the limits of an engine conversion beyond the reliability threshold - a pitfall that the enhancement experts at SAC avoided throughout the company's 20-year success story. 
