[alevine]

Does anyway know if the ECM change from 260 to 295 torque can be had without voiding the warranty? Will the dealer do if if the warranty remains intact? Might as well get all the fun we can.

 

[mbarrad]

Probably not. My service tech said it was an all new designed motor for the 2015s.

 

[Ragtop 99]

^^^ I don't believe that is correct. I think you'll find a lot of the same part numbers in the 2015 as in the 2014s.

 

[mbarrad]

^^^ I don't believe that is correct. I think you'll find a lot of the same part numbers in the 2015 as in the 2014s.

I hope you are correct. Just picked up a Diablo tuner and will see the differences a tune can make.

 

[alevine]

So can this be done via ECM change at dealer?

 

[Hoosier Daddy]

So can this be done via ECM change at dealer?

Not officially. Many dealers sell aftermarket tunes which are superior to the factory tune anyway. Every dealer I talked to said THEIR tune (which is likely the same as some tunes advertised in the forums) would not effect the warranty but I suspect that might depend on the dealer hiding the fact from GM if there was a failure that GM might blame the tune or delay the repairs. I also suspect buying the tune from the dealer would cost more. And even more again if acquired after the car was purchased or the dealer might not even offer it after sale if they see it primarily as an incentive to buy the car.