Possible solution to our dealership/valet worries?

[RSXFMCJWR]

I was at a dealership yesterday waiting on my car to have a CV boot replaced(I have no garage or tools here in little rock with me :cuss: ) when I thought of this. What if there was a system that could either come stock on new cars or be an aftermarket system, that when activated by a special button on your main keyless entry remote, would cause your car to switch over to a piggyback ECU that would restrict the fuel delivery amount to just enough fuel to produce 100 HP and to limit the engine speed to 3000RPM. Would you consider buying such a system to protect your car from being hot-rodded? If so, what kind of price would you be willing to pay for something like this? Have any of you guys heard of such a system already existing? Other opinions?

 

[ViciousJay]

ummmm we have that already

SCT has a file in their program that allows you to turn a nob that wont alloe the car to be taken above 2000 rpm

BTW WTF are you civic boys in here for ..... oke:

 

[DrYeRLiNt]

i'd probably switch to that just for the gas mileage benefits....

 

[RSXFMCJWR]

BTW WTF are you civic boys in here for ..... oke:

Civic boy? Take that back now! I am not a ricer. Just a guy saving up for something nice.

 

[ViciousJay]

haha im bustin ballz no worrys

 

[Gringo185]

Civic boy? Take that back now! I am not a ricer. Just a guy saving up for something nice.

A Prelude?

 

[RSXFMCJWR]

A Prelude?

:lol: We hold a little bit higher standards than that around here...or at least I hope so.

 

[TurdFerguson]

I was at a dealership yesterday waiting on my car to have a CV boot replaced(I have no garage or tools here in little rock with me :cuss: ) when I thought of this. What if there was a system that could either come stock on new cars or be an aftermarket system, that when activated by a special button on your main keyless entry remote, would cause your car to switch over to a piggyback ECU that would restrict the fuel delivery amount to just enough fuel to produce 100 HP and to limit the engine speed to 3000RPM. Would you consider buying such a system to protect your car from being hot-rodded? If so, what kind of price would you be willing to pay for something like this? Have any of you guys heard of such a system already existing? Other opinions?

then the dealership will constantly try to fix something because they think there is somethin wrong with the car.

good idea though.