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Originally Posted by su_root
All the US tuners broke the news around the same time because they appear to all be using a white labeled version of frieling-racing's iFlash tool. i could be wrong, don't hold me to that. however all screenshots and images resemble FR's tool.
Again, how you read/write to the vehicle is the really big news here. don't confuse this security breakthrough with discussion on what tune is better.
what tune/re-remap you put on your vehicle is up you. bpm, vf, bootmod3..pick the tune with the gains and features you like. but at least now you don't need to pull the dme and take on all the risk that comes with that
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That is true, aside from our us every other company uses Frieling tool for flashing. You can see that just by looking at the end user cables they provide. Every cable is a CANbus based usb tool with hardware based encryption on the chip. We don't use that because we believe that our customers shouldn't be paying $150+ for a "special" cable just because our supplier charges us that price for it.
Instead, we use our own (in house designed) tool for flashing. For that, all you need is a basic eNet cable and windows laptop. No need to buy any special cables or anything.