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Originally Posted by Red__Zed I don't get people's hangup with VVEL. You can tune the car just fine without adjusting VVEL. I'm sure you can. My problem with uprev is
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Maybe it's because I came from a WRX to the 370Z, but the WRX community was much more..in general. Tuning software was open source and all you really had to buy was a cable ($75) to connect from your laptop to OBDII, download openECU (free) and romraider (free) and you were on your way. To me, paying $700 for the same thing (with less features) just doesn't compute. However, it seems to be the norm for anything Z related. Charge more because you know people will pay for it.
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The Subaru market is bigger. Companies have to recoup their R and D costs, so you'll have a higher per-unit cost. Somebody already stepped up and paid those costs for the Subaru community. |
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