Ive never understood this argument, unless it comes from a tuner who sells new kit but the argument is flawed as its not like you are sticking the management on a brand new car or engine, your sticking it on one that's been around for 10/15 years

Rather than quote prices without comparing functionality, show me another ECU I could buy for £350 which is capable of running a coil pack, water injection, air injectors (or some other ecu controlled mappable boost management) while still having available data stream information.

When you consider that the type of ecu found in the cossie is used on Lancia's Ferrari's and Ducatti's not to mention high powered Cosworth's, it is most certainly enough for a CVH
It has a proven motorsport history and the fact that its still being used today by many people when there a wide number of alternatives on the market shows just how capable it still is.
The fact that if I live in wales, london, newcastle or anywhere else and can find someone to professionally map it with a lot of experience made me decide upon Cossie management.