Cobb Car Prices

For the TSPLOST

"I will try to think broad when I vote on the TSPLOST. If the city of Atlanta is our economic engine and it facilitates traffic from Cobb and Gwinnett, that's good for all of us. We won't have as many pet projects. People in my town, when 75 and 41 don't move, it's not good for us. We've got to get a list of projects that facilitate us moving forward. If it's good for the region, I won't count and say 'One county got six and the other has seven.' "Light rail is a wonderful option. I am friendly with the subway after living in New York. I think a city like Atlanta would benefit, and especially our county. I know that a lot of people can't conceive it and worry about carbon being an issue, but I don't think that the rail system or any transportation system will be the major component...we have to move forward and part of our survival is change. And this would be a great change. "Transportation options for people such as myself and my family are really, really good. I think the tax for it will provide a great opportunity. Yes, I believe that it will reduce traffic. A lot of us who are transplants are familiar with rapid systems and because of that, even if born Georgians don't use it, then the influx of visitors will use it." "In regards to TSPLOST, I am not as informed as I would like to be, but I do know that federal and state resources are dwindling and that counties are having to become increasingly more self reliant. The days of large dollars from state and federal government are not what they used to be. One of the unique aspects of the TSPLOST is the fact that funds can be designated for airports. This would be helpful to McCollum Airport due to the fact that monies could be used for improved air traffic control and enhanced lighting. I know this would be a plus for our community.

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The cobb comes with preloaded maps relating to different stages of tune. You can pay an additional £250 and have your cobb custom tuned to your car by Ben Linney. This can be done remotely. The cobb allows you to switch maps via the steering wheel controls and datalog etc via the ipod sized device. It is continually supported by a large online community. Features are forever being increased due to consistent work via the likes of Thistle and cobb, including responding to feature requests. When you go for an Ecutek you buy a license which enables a laptop that you don't buy to be plugged into your car and tinker with the ecu, just like the cobb. The map is currently installed by the mapper in person and so every ecutek install is a custom tune and also includes map switching etc. The ecutek should therefore only be compared with the custom tune cobb at £1000 vat. I believe like the cobb they can make the same adjustments to the gearbox. Ecutek is a closed platform in that all development is done in house by them, but due to their common software across all their platforms, the user interface (when using the not yet released cable) is probably a little better developed and user friendly, but performance wise I'd be incredibly surprised if anyone could tell which was which from behind the wheel. Upsides and downsides to each. I chose the ecutek mostly because I've known and trusted Iain Litchfield for a long time. There are definite pull factors for me towards the cobb, such as the nline community and development that I enjoy the idea of getting involved in, but ultimately I just wanted to get in and drive and leave the development to the professionals. This means you don't get to suggest things and enjoy the beta testing type stuff.

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