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Kastley85891 · 07-19-2010, 10:13 AM

Way to scare people off from buying it ;-0

Lou - you run one dont you?

No license, (well its within the handheld in a manner of speaking) its not like a flash tune that locks your ECU and has to be physically removed by thrid party, end user has full control.
You buy the AP, use it to install, during this time it cannot be installed on a different ECU, hence the 'installed' term, you uninstall it and can use it on another vehicle to install, you can transfer the AP to as many cars as you want as long as it is uninstalled prior.
Its like any other piece of hardware for the Z, just like trading or selling an intake or exhaust.
As long as it is uninstalled by current owner you are good to re install on another Z NP.

I have ran AP's for a good few years along with ECUTEK , UTEC and Open source, the COBB AP is as simple as it gets.

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Kastley85891 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: ATX 370 - Sold Posts: 1,149 Drives: 2003 Wagon Rep Power: 17	Way to scare people off from buying it ;-0 Lou - you run one dont you? No license, (well its within the handheld in a manner of speaking) its not like a flash tune that locks your ECU and has to be physically removed by thrid party, end user has full control. You buy the AP, use it to install, during this time it cannot be installed on a different ECU, hence the 'installed' term, you uninstall it and can use it on another vehicle to install, you can transfer the AP to as many cars as you want as long as it is uninstalled prior. Its like any other piece of hardware for the Z, just like trading or selling an intake or exhaust. As long as it is uninstalled by current owner you are good to re install on another Z NP. I have ran AP's for a good few years along with ECUTEK , UTEC and Open source, the COBB AP is as simple as it gets. __________________ Boosted V8 hunter 2850 lbs and 375WHP Last edited by Kastley85891; 07-19-2010 at 10:15 AM.