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As I said in the last paragraph, I trust you guys to be fair and equitable to yourselves. However, as a consumer who does not plan to be flashing others (literally or figuratively or in any other way) I would simply do without if the product is priced unreasonably. It would be naive of me as a consumer to expect that FlashScan will be a superior product of high value that is priced at a shareware level. We will pay you to be knowledgeable, not naive. You are running a business and not a benevolent aid society. But I also trust you guys to be fair and equitable to yourselves. I trust you guys to support that product in an uncompromising manner as you have demonstrated with EFILive. I trust you guys to develop a superior product. I trust you guys to set fair pricing points. The supply/demand curve should dictate pricing points which are directly proportional to the need and profit potential of the person doing the PCM flashing. I agree with his quantities of VIN's and the relative afford-ability of the PCM Flasher. I agree with EMARKAY in the market segment/pricing structure breakdown. Therefore, this is truly a niche in a niche market. Some of these folks have already bought into the LS1Edit system and will not switch due to their investment in time (learning curve) and money. Now, based on my hypothetical percentages, this means that the PCM flasher market represents three percent of owner/operators (.15 *. The remaining 20 percent will buy a PCM flasher like FlashScan. Probably 80 percent of that 15 percent will purchased a 'canned tune' which will retail for $300 to $450 (USD). Perhaps 15 percent of these owner/operators are enthusiasts to some degree and will purchase an aftermarket product. The vast majority of owner/operators of vehicles with LS1-based powertrains will do no aftermarket tuning whatsoever. Obviously, FlashScan (and its competitors) will fill a niche in a niche market. I am not talking about razorblades in a worldwide market or Microsoft. Most have never run a business, on a day to day basis, and DO NOT understand costs or pricing structure. There is a cost of doing business in a continuing concern. Bottom line -> Profit margins.ДЄfter rereading this I better clarify - I agree with GMPXs statement for the above stated reasons. The US trucking landscape is littered with trucking discounters after deregulation. Goliath usually has the better business sense and much deeper pockets. With the birth of several 'Editor' type products will come competition - especially in pricing. Individuals os shops cannot expect major price breaks in a limited market. There is only ONE way to reduce costs, substantially, of the specialty products we buy - reduce quality. We, as dentists, are a small limited market. It is impossible to get economies of scale in a limited- end- user market. I don't think people realize the limited market size of LS1 'Tuner/Editor' users.

SUPERCHIPS VIN LOCKED HACK FREE SOFTWARE AND SHAREWARE LICENSE

I will once again state we have not finalised our license structure so comments are welcome.

SUPERCHIPS VIN LOCKED HACK FREE SOFTWARE AND SHAREWARE PC

Were flash based the hardware to connect to a PC was very simple too, that's why many freeware and DIY tuning solutions were developed, who remembers the DIY_EFI List?. People need to understand the LS1 PCM is a rather different beast to the ECM's of the 80's and early 90's that had simple table structures, if they

If somebody can justify to me why you would then sell that product for $400 or so dollars with unlimited usage to someone who will make more profit than you in one day I am listening.Дo you think large corporations only buy one copy of the software to use on 100's of PC's?. Now, to develop that product there has been countless hours of work put in with the software, hardware (no simple 2 transistor circuits here folks!!), testing, R&D etc. Reality is no-one is that cheap so probably halve that time. Now this company happens to be really cheap, only $200 per tune, so worst case, 50 cars x $200 = $10,000, there is the purchase price back in one year. The person that purchases an unlimited version probably owns a workshop that sees say 50 - 100 cars per year getting the PCM's tuned, not to mention any mail order tunes they may offer.

I am not about to announce that here as we have not decided yet, but I do want to give you all something to think about.ДЄs a rough figure one of the other unlimited tuning packages out there will run you up near 10K for the whole deal, so many people think this is unfair, I personally do not, here's why. Alot of people are enquiring about the licensing arrangements the Tuning side of EFILive will offer.

Superchips Vin Locked Hack - Free Software and Shareware