Just wondering since I've got some pals in the UK. Apparently they tune for several US companies too. Any feedback appreciated

 

We've flashed over 2 of there cars in the UK. The cars didnt run poorly, the US markets just seem to "push" a little harder then many Euro markets.

Both customers were please.

 

The name has been around for many, many years. Do a range of vehicles, not a custom tune but more like a safe tune of vehicles.

 

Hi Alex,

We flash over a lot of their stuff through our dealer network in the UK and we have successfully competed against them in the UK VWCup (took first place). I do not know of any tuners that they tune for here in the US aside from themselves, but some US tuners use strings like "superchips" in their programs to stop some chip readers that are on the market. If you put the word Superchips at address line XXX0 in your binary file their dealer readers won't read out your chips. You can also put EVC.EVC at line XXX0 as well, to keep EVC readers from reading your chips. We also implement a NOREAD string that is commonly used, among tuners, to prevent most mainstream chip readers made by companies that know of and follow the "noread agreement" from reading out modified programs. I would recommend you guys do the same to prevent inadvertent reading of your software.

 

Hey Tony,

I did not see your post here. My post above may not be news to you, but shoot me a pm if you want more info. You know our stance on software protection in the industry.

 

Hey Andrew,

Thank you for the insight. I will PM or email you shortly with an update on the matter we spoke of a few weeks ago.

 

Cheers Stevo... checked into them and their rep. isn't all that great really;( Sort of like an upsolute that does cars from a-z but it's suprising to hear/see US tuners use them too

PS I bet you'r hoping England drops a few points this week eh