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Electric motors don't have valve timing or fuel ratios or anything that would normally require a chip tuning. This is thousands of dollars of year to change th
by Arainach 4y ago
Electric motors don't have valve timing or fuel ratios or anything that would normally require a chip tuning.
This is thousands of dollars of year to change the MAX_TORQUE_ALLOWED to a different value already tested, nothing more.
- prvit 4y agoTurning up MAX_TORQUE_ALLOWED will almost always increase failure rates. Selling a warrantied MAX_TORQUE_ALLOWED increase makes perfect sense. Of course, it’s tough for us to know without getting someone to leak internal numbers.
- Arainach 4y agoThis requires you to keep paying long after you're out of warranty - not that car warranties are worth much anyway