COBB

Want more from your turbocharged car while keeping track of what the engine is doing? COBB Tuning makes software and hardware that work together: the Accessport for tuning and monitoring, plus physical parts such as intakes, exhausts and intercoolers. Here you’ll find COBB products for many popular performance cars.

Tuning where software and parts go together

COBB Tuning is an American company especially well known in the Subaru, Ford, Volkswagen, Mitsubishi and Porsche communities. The brand’s idea is that software and hardware should be developed together. When you fit a new intake or exhaust, there is often a matching map tuned for exactly that combination of parts. That makes it easier to upgrade in stages, from a simple software update on an otherwise stock car to a more extensive build with a bigger turbo and fuel upgrades.

COBB’s key products

The best-known product is the Accessport, a handheld device that connects to the car’s diagnostic port. With it you can load ready-made maps or custom tunes, read and clear fault codes and display live data such as boost pressure and temperatures. On the hardware side, COBB offers air intakes, turbo inlet pipes, intercoolers, exhaust systems, downpipes for track use and shifter parts such as short shifters. See each product for vehicle fitment.

Buy COBB from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the COBB solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

What is a COBB Accessport?

The Accessport is a handheld device that plugs into the car’s diagnostic port. It is used to load maps into the engine management, monitor engine data in real time and read fault codes. Once installed, it is locked to one car at a time.

Can I return to the original software?

Yes. The Accessport saves the car’s original software so you can restore it later, for example if the car is sold or goes in for service. Follow the instructions for your model when uninstalling.