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Just like every other car manufacturer? My understanding is that you choose which car to buy, and then you pay them thousands to flip a bit to enable extra hor
by knorker 10y ago
Just like every other car manufacturer?
My understanding is that you choose which car to buy, and then you pay them thousands to flip a bit to enable extra horse power, on the same hardware.
Or you get some shady garage to chip it for you.
- dismal2 10y agothis isn't true. you can barely get any additional power out of naturally aspirated engine with software tuning, and sure you can do this for a short while on turbo engines but good luck running it reliably without spending money on various other modifications like cooling, engine internals, etc. manufacturers tune for a combination of gas milage, longevity, and to meet emissions regulations.