Many half-truths circulate about tuning, which persist stubbornly. A sober look at some of the most common statements helps to put them into perspective.
Three common statements put to the test
The claim that software tuning is fundamentally harmful to the engine cannot be generalized, just as the assumption that more power automatically means more wear and tear. The idea that tuning is always immediately recognizable is also not true.
Facts instead of gut feeling
With M-JET DIAGNOSTIC, you can objectively observe live values and form your own opinion instead of relying on forum opinions.
