Cobb tuning needs help from someone in the Salt Lake City Area
08-25-2008, 10:14 AM
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I don't think it will be ready either... we would have heard more about it if they were releasing it in september. They should do a poll on the forums, we'll each guess a date, closes person wins a premier membership... I'm guessing November 17.
08-25-2008, 04:01 PM
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i emailed cobb once again and i got this..basically the dude is re-assuring me that he is positive about the early sept. release date:
We are still on schedule for our G37 release date. There were many business and technical reasons why the GT-R AccessPORT was released first, but I won't bore you with the details. The key thing to keep in mind is for us to release an AccessPORT for a vehicle, such as the GT-R, later 350Z, or newest G35/G37, we have to support all the various versions. Just to release for the G35/G37 in the US only, we have to support 20 different ECU types. For the GT-R, worldwide thus far, we have 2.
First week of September and we should have all the G35/G37 and HR 350Zs taken care of. ;-)
Trey
We are still on schedule for our G37 release date. There were many business and technical reasons why the GT-R AccessPORT was released first, but I won't bore you with the details. The key thing to keep in mind is for us to release an AccessPORT for a vehicle, such as the GT-R, later 350Z, or newest G35/G37, we have to support all the various versions. Just to release for the G35/G37 in the US only, we have to support 20 different ECU types. For the GT-R, worldwide thus far, we have 2.
First week of September and we should have all the G35/G37 and HR 350Zs taken care of. ;-)
Trey
08-25-2008, 05:26 PM
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guess we'll see here in a couple of weeks... the next question is, should we all hold out on buying it in hopes that it will quicken the process of them developing custom tunes? or should we all buy them and email them everyday in hopes that it will quicken the process of them developing the custom tunes?
08-27-2008, 04:21 PM
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guess we'll see here in a couple of weeks... the next question is, should we all hold out on buying it in hopes that it will quicken the process of them developing custom tunes? or should we all buy them and email them everyday in hopes that it will quicken the process of them developing the custom tunes?
if nobody buys the product, then it's hard for any company (not just Cobb) to justify releasing software that's dependent on the product... hence the stalls in releasing tuning software for the Evos...
Development of the tuning software is on a parallel timeline with the AP, it just takes longer to develop the software...
08-27-2008, 07:37 PM
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buy the ap if you want a to optimize the performance of your car for the various stages that cobb defines...
if nobody buys the product, then it's hard for any company (not just Cobb) to justify releasing software that's dependent on the product... hence the stalls in releasing tuning software for the Evos...
Development of the tuning software is on a parallel timeline with the AP, it just takes longer to develop the software...
if nobody buys the product, then it's hard for any company (not just Cobb) to justify releasing software that's dependent on the product... hence the stalls in releasing tuning software for the Evos...
Development of the tuning software is on a parallel timeline with the AP, it just takes longer to develop the software...
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