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Old Jan 16, 2006 | 12:03 AM
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*cough* ecutek sucks *cough*


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I definately don't miss my ecu tek for a single minute
Old Jan 16, 2006 | 11:43 AM
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Egan and skimonkey have ECUTek too.



me too!!!!!
Old Jan 16, 2006 | 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by LookingForPower
*cough* ecutek sucks *cough*


/stir pot

I definately don't miss my ecu tek for a single minute

I agree, compared to Cobb only for the map switching, otherwise they are pretty much identical.
Old Jan 16, 2006 | 01:46 PM
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I agree, compared to Cobb only for the map switching, otherwise they are pretty much identical.
Don't forget the much easier transfer of license you get with the AP. Not to mention, for a tuner, the live tuning features make our jobs much easier. Honestly, Ecutek is going to need to do some major work to regain atleast some of the market share they've lost and are going to lose to Cobb.
Old Jan 16, 2006 | 03:03 PM
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Don't forget the much easier transfer of license you get with the AP. Not to mention, for a tuner, the live tuning features make our jobs much easier. Honestly, Ecutek is going to need to do some major work to regain atleast some of the market share they've lost and are going to lose to Cobb.

+1, and their hasn't really been any rumors of them even remotely trying to do so, Not to mention you can Check your CEL's and reset your ecu within seconds with the Cobb AP, and read Live Boost... To me the best thing is, is one time I was over-boosting causing the car to pull timing, so I called up Mike and he took some boost off, sent me a new map.... I uploaded it to the access port, and into my car... Problem was fixed, if I still had my ECUTek that wouldn't even had been an option... off to hayward I would have to drive to fix a 10 second problem
Old Jan 16, 2006 | 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by LookingForPower
+1, and their hasn't really been any rumors of them even remotely trying to do so, Not to mention you can Check your CEL's and reset your ecu within seconds with the Cobb AP, and read Live Boost... To me the best thing is, is one time I was over-boosting causing the car to pull timing, so I called up Mike and he took some boost off, sent me a new map.... I uploaded it to the access port, and into my car... Problem was fixed, if I still had my ECUTek that wouldn't even had been an option... off to hayward I would have to drive to fix a 10 second problem
Yeah actually, they've been 'working on something' for quite a while. ECUtek just tends to not make announcements until the product is ready. I held out lots of hope for the product, but its been quite a while. I don't think it'll ever come out.

EDIT: Finally found the old threads from PDX. Its almost a year old now, and its not like ECUtek to announce something and then wait a year to release it. Oh well, Cobb AP seems like the better solution now-a-days

http://www.legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8776

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Old Jan 16, 2006 | 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by LookingForPower
+1, and their hasn't really been any rumors of them even remotely trying to do so, Not to mention you can Check your CEL's and reset your ecu within seconds with the Cobb AP, and read Live Boost... To me the best thing is, is one time I was over-boosting causing the car to pull timing, so I called up Mike and he took some boost off, sent me a new map.... I uploaded it to the access port, and into my car... Problem was fixed, if I still had my ECUTek that wouldn't even had been an option... off to hayward I would have to drive to fix a 10 second problem
I forgot about that feature with the cels as well.

Someday I may have to make the leap if ECUtek doesn't improve their product.
Old Jan 16, 2006 | 03:50 PM
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I forgot about that feature with the cels as well.

Someday I may have to make the leap if ECUtek doesn't improve their product.
I definately can't say I miss my ECUTek one bit
Old Jan 17, 2006 | 12:15 AM
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Originally Posted by LookingForPower
+1, and their hasn't really been any rumors of them even remotely trying to do so, Not to mention you can Check your CEL's and reset your ecu within seconds with the Cobb AP, and read Live Boost... To me the best thing is, is one time I was over-boosting causing the car to pull timing, so I called up Mike and he took some boost off, sent me a new map.... I uploaded it to the access port, and into my car... Problem was fixed, if I still had my ECUTek that wouldn't even had been an option... off to hayward I would have to drive to fix a 10 second problem
Great point. The ability to easily send a customer a revised map and have them flash it to their ECU is extremely useful. Over the past couple of weeks I've actually been remote tuning an STI and a WRX in Michigan with great results. With Ecutek this would never be possible. I've also used this feature to fix minor glitches for customers in much higher elevations as well as send out general updates as my maps become more robust. I've always been a fan of the AP from a technological standpoint... it just lacked the tuning software in the past. Now that ProTuner is out and has proven to be very powerful, I truly believe it will take a long time for Ecutek to catch up.
Old Jan 17, 2006 | 07:40 AM
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Great point. The ability to easily send a customer a revised map and have them flash it to their ECU is extremely useful. Over the past couple of weeks I've actually been remote tuning an STI and a WRX in Michigan with great results. With Ecutek this would never be possible. I've also used this feature to fix minor glitches for customers in much higher elevations as well as send out general updates as my maps become more robust. I've always been a fan of the AP from a technological standpoint... it just lacked the tuning software in the past. Now that ProTuner is out and has proven to be very powerful, I truly believe it will take a long time for Ecutek to catch up.

Now Cobb just needs to make an AP for EVO's...
Old Jan 17, 2006 | 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by LookingForPower
Now Cobb just needs to make an AP for EVO's...
I don't think COBB will be doing that. Looks like Modern Garage is tasked at handling the Mitsubishi side of AccessECU products.
Old Jan 17, 2006 | 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by R4ND0M_AX3
I don't think COBB will be doing that. Looks like Modern Garage is tasked at handling the Mitsubishi side of AccessECU products.
They're actually working on it now, they know it's a priority, and they're going to have much more extensive logging compared to the Ecutek solution.
Old Jan 17, 2006 | 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by sybir
They're actually working on it now, they know it's a priority, and they're going to have much more extensive logging compared to the Ecutek solution.
I was just saying that I don't thin kit was gonna have cobbs name on it. The accessecu list cobb as the subaru provider and modern garage as the possble mitsu solution.

I know cobb and accessecu are practically the same.
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