COBB Update

djza2u1

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08 Black MS3
I emailed cobb about them removing parts from there line and this is what i recieved.

"It's unfortunate, but you will see all of our hard parts phased out over the coming months. As the economy has made a downturn, the sales of our hard parts have slowed down significantly while the AccessPORT side of the company has grown. The decision was made to scale down the hard parts side of the company and focus solely on the software side. It was a difficult decision and I do not envy the people that had to make that decision. Hopefully it will make us more healthy as a company so we can continue to refine and develop the AccessPORT further. We will continue to support all hard parts that have been sold and we still have a few things left, but it all be gone eventually."

It is sad that cobb will only be a AccessPort supplier and that they are cutting there parts from all car line's.

Where the F***is that stimulus plan Obama!
 
Sweet! All my Cobb parts will be worth 3x as much if I ever decide to sell them!
 
for thouse that did not look
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if chrysler sells fiats rebadged as ugly and as poorly built as they have been for decades you won't need to worry about an organized boycott ;)

Fiat has made a very successful turnaround in europe and asia. Their cars today bear nothing in common with the last fiats seen on the streets here in the states. I am not saying they are the best company around by any means, but they are certainly competitive in the current marketplace. Many of the traits we like about our Mazda products are clearly present in their line up. Granted, you won't find anything as powerful as the MZR disi turbo in their cars, but there is quite a diverse choice of powerplants that are more than up to the task of general automotive use, in both gas and diesel varieties, turbos included.
 
quick question that is kinda off topic, but any word from cobb about the wot program and the no-lift shift they are developing for the accessport?
 

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