COBB is making Access Port for Evo
Since the AP would save your works flash it really would not matter. If you ever wanted to go back to 100% stock rom you would need to reflash your ecu with a stock rom. But your tuner can tune your accessport fine after you install it on your car.
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FWIW I do plan on buying one.. Only when I made inquiries about it directly to Cobb, they never replied to me. I have a hard time spending money on a company that doesnt take the time to reply to you.. At the time I had done this, it was just announced so I'm not sure they wanted to release any info. But they could have at least said they weren't in a position to discuss it.
I'm not sure if this was discussed anywhere else, but is the AP for the evo going to be able to modify boost tables like it does for WRX? Will the evo still need to have MBC installed or not? I'm planning to run only mild boost increase, 21-21.5 psi or so, but so it can hold that psi to redline?
My name is Christian, I am one of the calibrators at Cobb Tuning. I wanted to let you know that we have begun to release some of our technical documentation about the EVOs. Please go to this link to our forums where we have hosted the document. We hope to get more documents published at the begining of the year. We would like to educate the EVO owners of our findings in order to give them a better understanding of why we developed some of our calibrations or hardware the way we did. Please post in the EVO section of our forums if you have any questions and we will do our best to address your concerns.
Take care,
Christian.
Last edited by Christian.; Dec 22, 2006 at 04:27 PM.
The stock boost control system has proven to work very well while we have been testing. I would prefer to use a closed-loop system such as the stock EVO system to control boost. If it overboosts the system will adjust, if it underboosts the system will adjust...which is something I like. The boost on the 9cm2 housings is a little difficult to maintain all the way to redline since the exhaust gas back-pressure starts to force the WG valves open. Regardless, we have found it best to hold boost out for as long as the camshafts allow the air to get into the motor. We have been track testing our calibrations at MMP for the last while and those results have been good as well.
My name is Christian, I am one of the calibrators at Cobb Tuning. I wanted to let you know that we have begun to release some of our technical documentation about the EVOs. Please go to this link to our forums where we have hosted the document. We hope to get more documents published at the begining of the year. We would like to educate the EVO owners of our findings in order to give them a better understanding of why we developed some of our calibrations or hardware the way we did. Please post in the EVO section of our forums if you have any questions and we will do our best to address your concerns.
Take care,
Christian.
My name is Christian, I am one of the calibrators at Cobb Tuning. I wanted to let you know that we have begun to release some of our technical documentation about the EVOs. Please go to this link to our forums where we have hosted the document. We hope to get more documents published at the begining of the year. We would like to educate the EVO owners of our findings in order to give them a better understanding of why we developed some of our calibrations or hardware the way we did. Please post in the EVO section of our forums if you have any questions and we will do our best to address your concerns.
Take care,
Christian.
So I have another question about this AP stuff.
I have heard that the AP is ECU specific??? Is this right?
If so if the system wasn't what people expected how are they to sell it? Or are we stuck with a $900 paperweight?
I have heard that the AP is ECU specific??? Is this right?
If so if the system wasn't what people expected how are they to sell it? Or are we stuck with a $900 paperweight?
If you move up to a fully programmable ECU for example, the AccessPORT can be "un-married" from your ECU - meaning ECU is reflashed back to stock - and you can resell the AccessPORT.
Take care,
Christian.
Christian are you going to be tuning Evo's when the Accessport comes out? It will be awesome to have a great tuner located somewhat close to me ( byt the way this is Jeremy, I used to have a blue Evo).
Once the programming is complete it will not be able to program another vehicle unless the device is unmarried
This is what im talking about. I would get ecu flashed and be done with it. Just get a re-tune as you see fit after. The results speak for themselves.
I would use it just so I can control my boost, that way I can go from a alky map to a autox map that does not use alky without any issues. If I use ECUflash I am going to have to make sure I turn my MBC down everytime, or bad things would happen.



.....why again? Are you kind and rewind after you're done watching your dvd's?