[onebadmofo]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

If mailing a dme isn't feasible, one option is to wait a few months for another at-home solution. It should be more affordable/flexible that current at-home options. Regardless, next week I'll post up addresses for the tables that need to be altered for those running Cobb tunes. It will have to be up to the guys at Cobb to make these tables accessible via their tuning software.

What's the turnaround for the flash like? Say you get my DME around 2PM, do you usually send it out same day or next?

[OpenFlash]

Originally Posted by Andrey@AutoCouture

What's the turnaround for the flash like? Say you get my DME around 2PM, do you usually send it out same day or next?

Usually we ship back the same day. But if we get buried in DMEs, it may not ship back until the next day. Each DME takes 1.5hrs to completely read, modify and write.

[jippii ensio]

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

If mailing a dme isn't feasible, one option is to wait a few months for another at-home solution. It should be more affordable/flexible that current at-home options. Regardless, next week I'll post up addresses for the tables that need to be altered for those running Cobb tunes. It will have to be up to the guys at Cobb to make these tables accessible via their tuning software.

Considering the low price of your flash, mailing the DME is not a big deal.

[neilvosko]

that sounds more reasonable since car cant move without DME.