There's nothing wrong with a man-in-the-middle attack as long as you intercept and recompute *everything* without adding too much latency, and these guys have been doing this for a while. That said, even though I ran a JB on my 335xi, I would probably just get a Hondata or Cobb for this car.A few friends have on Audis and vw’s
I don’t recommend. Fooling the ecu to get more boost is not how to do things. Also, if you’re worried about warranty. I promise you, the dealerships can absolutely see if you had one plugged in.
do things right and be willing to take responsibility bro (respectfully speaking, of course)
There’s a lot wrong with it. It’s performance is incredibly unrefined. Reliability is a major concern, ask the Veloster n crowd who early adopted. Stinger guys with the v6 would go onto limp mode on track. The tq spikes destroying Elantra n dual clutch tran’s clutch packs And the list goes on.There's nothing wrong with a man-in-the-middle attack as long as you intercept and recompute *everything* without adding too much latency, and these guys have been doing this for a while. That said, even though I ran a JB on my 335xi, I would probably just get a Hondata or Cobb for this car.