Here is the problem with any esc that you program with a computer, the only computer engineers/programmers do not just work for the manufacturer of esc's. It is all to easy for a computer engineer/programmer to make it look stock with lights but be anything but stock. Heck they could make it look stock to be checked with the hotwire to everyone but perhaps the maker of the esc that might recognize a different line of code. By allowing esc's that do not hook up to a computer to be adjusted you solve the problem of people gaining two to three laps in a week. Our club has said no to the tekin in our stock class to save time, hassle and questionable results. No means no to the computer adjustable speed controls for the stock class.

There are always people that don't care about ethics and would sell there own children to win a $10 trophy.