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Originally Posted by theMAG  What value-add would having 2 maps - stock and performance, have? If there's a requirement towards fuel economy, switching to the stock ECU does the trick. RD's ECU is for performance. |
This would help only in a modded car. The stock ECU is not mapped for mods, leave alone heavy mods. The same ECU cannot be reflashed in most cars too, thats why they would invest in a RD ECU. To enjoy the mods to an optimum it would be imperative to have two maps loaded, as we are discussing for city or economy driving or for the racer boy in you.
And who would not mind an addon?