no threads - bout the only thing you could do is drill another hole at the end - but it's all a bad idea - you can get great control of it thru the electronics and that's the easiest way to go -[/QUOTE]
thats probably where i saw it was "adjustable". not mechanically but eletronically.
I thought all you Northern west coast peace loving hippies were non aggressive, but 317 at the wheels is a well built/tuned 2.3.
Thanks for the details. my son in law is a tuner. Team Redline. He has some of the fastest and most reliable ummm (H's) i have seen or ridden in. so i would hand it off to him. He has explained alot to me. He uses the chrome? now and knows the in and outs. Of that particular brand, which are very easy to handle compared to ours. Damn maf's I had a greddy e manage in hand two years ago ready to start tuning, but have been waiting for folks to figure our cars out. I see that it will not work on my car. Been watching this tuning thing since before i bought mine in 3/07. If it can be done with the Cobb, to get control I will give it to him and let him have at it. It was not that long ago that we could only run base maps. But it seems the ecu is now finally accessible. Thanks for all the knowledge you have been sharing. I am starting to feel more secure that the Mazdaspeed 3 can be built up mechanically because the tuning tools are available and the ecu will not continue to fight. Is that a reasonable statement? again thanks sir
I was reading up a little and it appears that CP-e is controlling output voltages to injectors, timing and boost. Am i incorrect on that. I do not want to fool the inputs. No tricking?cobb is just the first device that's allowed us to flash in changes on to the chips in the ecu - the cpe standback has allowed use to trick our ecu into doing what we want for a few years now - they started with the major custom tunes first and pretty much hold the record for biggest hp right now http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fk2Wd2DziE
cobb is just the first device that's allowed us to flash in changes on to the chips in the ecu - the cpe standback has allowed use to trick our ecu into doing what we want for a few years now - they started with the major custom tunes first and pretty much hold the record for biggest hp right now http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fk2Wd2DziE
I was reading up a little and it appears that CP-e is controlling output voltages to injectors, timing and boost. Am i incorrect on that. I do not want to fool the inputs. No tricking?
I am glad to hear that. What is it that is more difficult with the Cobb?