COBB Tuner V2: A Game-Changer in the DIY Tuning Community

The COBB Tuner V2 has been a staple in the DIY tuning community for over a decade, revolutionizing the way enthusiasts tune their vehicles. However, all good things must come to an end, and COBB Tuning has officially announced the end of life for its V2 Accessport.

As of January 1st, 2019, all support for the V2 Accessport will cease, including repairs, service, and future Windows compatibility updates. This means that any issues with the device will no longer be addressed by COBB Tuning's Repairs Department, and users may need to seek alternative solutions.

For those who have already purchased a V2 Accessport, current software versions will remain active, but new requests for Accesstuner will no longer be offered. The company has also clarified that ECUs bricked while using the V2 can still be recovered, but the device itself will not be serviced.

The COBB LF BPV is a compact and lightweight by-pass valve designed to hold high boost pressure without leaking. It's compatible with Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X models from 2008 to 2015 and features an updated design that reduces control volume by 30%, allowing for extremely fast venting of boost when actuated.

COBB Tuning was founded in Rockwall, TX by Trey COBB in 1999 and has since become a leading automotive engineering company. The company's roots can be traced back to the Subaru Impreza WRX, which was the first vehicle listed in their catalogue. In fact, COBB was also one of the first companies to offer ECU tuning and other performance parts for the WRX.

While the V2 Accessport may be coming to an end, COBB Tuning continues to push the boundaries of innovation and precision manufacturing. Their commitment to delivering high-quality products has earned them a reputation as a trusted name in the automotive industry.

As we bid farewell to the V2 Accessport, it's clear that its legacy will live on through the countless enthusiasts who have benefited from its innovative technology. COBB Tuning may be ending support for this device, but their impact on the DIY tuning community will be remembered for years to come.

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