Nothing like trying to commit warranty fraud smh. They can totally tell if you've swapped ecus. The car knows to shut the drivetrain down if something isn't exactly in parameter and you don't think they can read and tell a different ECU was plugged in? If you are trying to make this much power...
Plenty of data sensors on this car to pull other info from. The ecu stores milage as well as the cluster. Bottom line swapping your ECU will land you in more trouble then its worth if anyone is trying to shade the dealer with a warranty claim from tuning. Does not really matter how you add it...
Well for starters thats a huge warranty fraud. Also the dealer can tell the other ecu was in the car, first trigger is going to be when the milage doesn't match the odomoter. If you are doing this mod toss the warranty out the window. They can also pull logs and see the car has way surpassed...
Guess one question is when I need to hot the dealer can i swap my original ecu in and they cant see I've tuned the car at all? Should we do the recall first? @DaBears definitely a solid move man we appreciate you.