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Pretty sure there are regulations and just common sense preventing allowing people to hack and tinker with their car software, as that would be very dangerous b
by Erlich_Bachman 7y ago
Pretty sure there are regulations and just common sense preventing allowing people to hack and tinker with their car software, as that would be very dangerous both for the owners and for the public when such cars would be driving on public roads.
- whenchamenia 7y agoNope, only epa registered emissions affecting stuff is verboten. But even that seems unenforced, as you can find ecu tuners and piggybacks everywhere. I have personally tuned my older cars to have better emissions, so its not only for racers and the environmentally unconcerned. Tldr; I drive a fleet of hacked cars on the road daily. Its fine.