996 turbo cobb accessport
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Three Wheelin'
That being said, it's a great product. I bought mine from Sam @ By Design years ago, works great, never had any issues.
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Sorry, it was me. I was going to buy one new this evening. I am sure one of us could have grabbed it cheaper through bidding but it was a quick $200 savings over what I was set to buy anyway.
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I love the Cobb for the sole purpose of monitoring my cars individual systems. Making sure engine oil temp is high enough before you get on it... actual boost values... shift light is cool... dats logging is super easy.... performance numbers... switching tunes on the side of the road... it goes on and on. I wish more tuners would utilize it.
Also, for easy placement, I bought the rennline cell phone holder and it put the access port there. It has a magnet built into it.
Also, for easy placement, I bought the rennline cell phone holder and it put the access port there. It has a magnet built into it.
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Burning Brakes
I love the Cobb for the sole purpose of monitoring my cars individual systems. Making sure engine oil temp is high enough before you get on it... actual boost values... shift light is cool... dats logging is super easy.... performance numbers... switching tunes on the side of the road... it goes on and on. I wish more tuners would utilize it.
Also, for easy placement, I bought the rennline cell phone holder and it put the access port there. It has a magnet built into it.
Also, for easy placement, I bought the rennline cell phone holder and it put the access port there. It has a magnet built into it.
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I plugged it in and tucked it under the dash. Removed the knee pads along side the center console and ran it around. I’ll take a picture shortly
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Great buy on the Cobb... You will not find ore bang-for-the-buck than a 996 Turbo Cobb tuner for $680!
That's exactly the one I have... I ran the extension to the lower center stack, easy to access by popping off the passenger side carpet piece that trims out the rear console, then can plug in the Cobb, durametric, whatever.
This one looks like the answer: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UC11PDS..._t1_B078L3KC4C