Since my dealer charged me 230$ to disable the ASE, I will do it myself

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Same situation with me; although for me, it was between the Z and the GT. Z way better choice and looks.
Had a 2019 GT PP2, great setup from the factory; kept comparing the new Z to it. Looks wise the new Z is much more fluid and a sweeter design, but that GT was filled with the goodies - Brembos, Recaros, Sport Cup 2s, drive modes, exhaust modes, etc.. - wish the new Z has or can be optioned as such. Mustang was just too big and wide for my taste, after a while driving it.

Still trying to decide, may have to give up my RB 240Z if the right new Z comes along, and has to be under $50K for a manual performance as my base for tracking.

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How were you able to get the software to do this?
Pirated copies of CONSULT-III are floating around all over the place, but there's always a risk that a particular package may be unsafe.

VXDiag seems to make the only cheap compatible cable. It costs around $200 or so. My dealer charged me just under for $140 to disable ANC and ASC, so it wasn't worth it to me to find out.
 

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... My dealer charged me just under for $140 to disable ANC and ASC, so it wasn't worth it to me to find out.
This makes me appreciate my dealer even more. They did it for free.
 
 






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