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Originally Posted by pokeybritches
It has to do with money- R&D costs. All else being equal, the cheapest product is the one that sells. HPF has to recoup their R&D costs, so why would they share everything that doesn't work with the world (and the competition)? That opens up the possibility of another company coming in and making the same product with less expense. In the end, we lose out too, because companies like HPF don't see it worth their while to invest the time and money into R&D for our vehicles.
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i would agree with you but mostly.... but 2 things stick out here.... firstly r & D costs are relatively low as the s54 is widely tuned and most parts are inter-changeable between platforms, also this isnt HPFs issue ;-)
their is a problem with the connection on pro-efi to the car? im not to sure what this has to do with costs??
i guess the cut and dry of it is..... i really want to see this ecu working... once it working, our world will open up massively, turbo or s/c owners.