I should have written this last night as I can't quote the original post now, but some of the their claims about working closely with manufacturers and keeping within their tolerances seem a bit of a stretch. I'd like to see them back those claims up.
From what I know of Superchips, they are involved in a couple of racing series in the UK, one of which has a loose connection with Volkswagen UK, but I'm fairly certain they have no involvement with the VW WRC team.
As for working closely with manufacturers, I'd be very surprised if JLR were sharing any engine data with them.
Vague statements like those are easy to make on the internet, but they are at best deceptive.
I'm not making any comment on whether it is a good product or not, just their marketing. However I just can't see the point in re-mapping a 2.5t road-going 4wd that has enough power to do everything it needs to very comfortably - and I include the 2.7 that some of you "poor" people seem to be driving.
Cheers,
Jon

