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The other thing is that I drive these Z's a demo's and it would be nice to get a little more power in a conservative manner. But the main point
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The other thing is that I drive these Z's a demo's and it would be nice to get a little more power in a conservative manner. But the main point for me is being able to "marry" one car demo it, "unmarry" sell it and "marry" another. Can I do this with the UpRev as easliy? That is the difference for me.
And I do understand your point stated above, it truely isn't a custom tune, but hopefully better then a conservative canned map. |
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That is my issue with this system - you are spending a huge chunk of change for what is basically a EEPROM programer and just reads data off the data bus on your car. I haven't looked into it really but I suspect that it runs off something like a CAN network. What ends up happening when you tighten the reigns too tight to make some money is techies get upset and try to find their own hack on the system. While I don't mind paying $700 to be able to access the data bus with zero effort the fact that they are reading my serial number on my ECU then only allowing that ECU to use the hardware that burns me because I expect for $700 I should be able to hook my hardware up to my friends ECU and clear his CEL or even program his MAP if I want. $700 is a lot of coin for what this unit is and I don't mind paying for the research but the excessive restrictions are just that - too restrictive for the price paid. Feels like I'm buying an Apple product. I suspect the first hack for this will be a micro controller to monitor the bus then when the unit checks for a serial the ucontroller sends it a default serial thus bypassing the serial check then you can use it for any ECU since its married to the generated serial....
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The $700 isn't paying for access to a CAN bus. The $700 is what you're paying them to defray the costs involved in reverse engineering and rewriting the car's ECU software, which is a pretty tricky endeavor. |
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