Superchip or cold air intake or flowmasters
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Superchip or cold air intake or flowmasters
Hi everyone I'm new to the forum and I was goin to start to add mods to my truck. I have a 1997 dodge ram 1500 5.9 L V8 with 100000 miles. I was considering a superchip, cold air intake, or exhaust. I'm eventually goin to add more than just one mod. Which of these mods add the most horsepower and how much?
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Superchips does not make a tuner for a 97. Only 98 and up. If you want a tuner, you'll have to go SCT I do believe. Cold air intake won't do much for you, the factory box is good enough. You could do a K&N drop in filter. Just replacing the muffler may gain you a HP or 2.
Last edited by jkeaton; 01-07-2014 at 10:24 AM.
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I've had experience with both Superchips and the SCT Tuner and I can tell you from experience if performance is what you want, don't waste your money on the Superchips programmer. The 87 tune on the SCT does more than the 93 performance tune with Superchips. The thing I did like about the Superchips over the SCT was the ability to recalibrate the speedometer if you run oversized tires. As for intake, I would recommend a larger throttle body and kegger mod. As for exhaust, get rid of the stock y pipe that's so restricting. Jegs makes a nice less restrictive y pipe.
But most importantly, do a tune up, check your plenum and make sure everything is working the way it should.
But most importantly, do a tune up, check your plenum and make sure everything is working the way it should.