That's a good question Sean and I guess we're all hoping it never gets answered. At the end of the day though, any Tuning shop or ECU manufacturer could close up tomorrow. Bloody inconvenient but fixable.Sean wrote:The people wanting acess to a name brand computer is interesting...
How do you go about a re-tune if mania ceases trading, or you have a falling out with them, or if they have a falling out with Walter & Daniel?
ANyone had any experience with MX5 Mania ECU?
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AL wrote:At the end of the day though, any Tuning shop or ECU manufacturer could close up tomorrow. Bloody inconvenient but fixable.
I was thinking more due to it's limited market. I mean microtech, Motech, Haltech, Wolf etc could all cease trading tomorrow, but they are very well accepted by tuners already (ie there are more than 2 guys in the world who tune them) and there is a lot of documetnation around to assist you to learn to use the software yourself if need be.
Admittedly lots of guys, Benny for example, probably use it as a set and forget ECU and will not plan to do much with it in the future, but I'd still want some peace of mind incase something went wrong.
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Sean wrote:AL wrote:At the end of the day though, any Tuning shop or ECU manufacturer could close up tomorrow. Bloody inconvenient but fixable.
I was thinking more due to it's limited market. I mean microtech, Motech, Haltech, Wolf etc could all cease trading tomorrow, but they are very well accepted by tuners already (ie there are more than 2 guys in the world who tune them) and there is a lot of documetnation around to assist you to learn to use the software yourself if need be.
Admittedly lots of guys, Benny for example, probably use it as a set and forget ECU and will not plan to do much with it in the future, but I'd still want some peace of mind incase something went wrong.
Couldnt not agree more Sean. Very diplomatically put. Even buying a Wolf is a dubious proposition these days let alone a Mania ECU. Wolf as very poor tuner support, and pretty much no serious tuners in Sydney use them. Melbourne is less of a problem. I had to take mine to C&V who had never tuned one before to get it sorted.
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