Flashing ecu, ecutek, or cobb???
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Flashing ecu, ecutek, or cobb???
Did some research because i nedd a tune a nd i dont know which way to go...
i just have turboback, 02 housing, and the injen intercooler piping...
i dont know which way to go so if u guys can help with advantages, disadvantages, of these tunes help me out pls...lookin to go cheapest way if possible...but also the smartest.
i just have turboback, 02 housing, and the injen intercooler piping...
i dont know which way to go so if u guys can help with advantages, disadvantages, of these tunes help me out pls...lookin to go cheapest way if possible...but also the smartest.
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ECUFlash FTW.
For a less then the price of the Cobb unit you can have one or many different flashes. the only advantage with the cobb is that you will have a hand held unit you need to carry around to swap tunes and w/ ECUFlash if you want to swap tunes you need your computer.
For a less then the price of the Cobb unit you can have one or many different flashes. the only advantage with the cobb is that you will have a hand held unit you need to carry around to swap tunes and w/ ECUFlash if you want to swap tunes you need your computer.
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ECUFlash is the way to go because it allows more flexibility with your tune. If you are going to the track you can bring your laptop just as easily as you could bring the Cobb unit and tweak your ECU.