2010 Ram Hemi Superchips Tuning Released
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06-17-2010, 11:49 AM
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I found out that anyone that had a programmer for any yr model ram can trade in their old programmer for a $150 credit towards a new programmer. You can find the info on the superchips forums. When the new programmers come out that you DO NOT have to update to get the 2010 programming , I will follow my own advice and trade my old programmer in on a new Cortex.
I was going to ask that question, could you take a flashpak from the '04-'06 Rams and upgrade the software to the 2010's? Apparently not, but the trade-in deal is pretty decent of them.
I was going to leave the '10 stock, but the torque management is a bit too much for my liking. With the old '05, I would slightly lift off the throttle when it was ready to shift, as the superchips was a bit harsh, but the '10 isn't ever aggressive stock.
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06-17-2010, 04:46 PM
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If that Flashpaq is a 3865 then yes you can add the 2010 model update to it.
If you have one of the earlier model 3815 Flashpaq programmers you won't be able to att 2010 support due to lack of memory.
Scott
If you have one of the earlier model 3815 Flashpaq programmers you won't be able to att 2010 support due to lack of memory.
Scott
I was going to ask that question, could you take a flashpak from the '04-'06 Rams and upgrade the software to the 2010's? Apparently not, but the trade-in deal is pretty decent of them.
I was going to leave the '10 stock, but the torque management is a bit too much for my liking. With the old '05, I would slightly lift off the throttle when it was ready to shift, as the superchips was a bit harsh, but the '10 isn't ever aggressive stock.
I was going to leave the '10 stock, but the torque management is a bit too much for my liking. With the old '05, I would slightly lift off the throttle when it was ready to shift, as the superchips was a bit harsh, but the '10 isn't ever aggressive stock.
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06-17-2010, 04:48 PM
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I will PM you some info.
Scott
So Scott,
have any of this been test'd on the 2010's ?..
also, how fast does this chip let our trucks go?.. 120mph or 145mph?..
is there a difference between a reg 2010 & an R/T ram?..
i am interested in buy'n this product !..
where can we buy it the cheap'st & tell us about the tranny feature,
if u recomend for us to buy it...
thnks in advance....
sincerely,
Caca
Scott
So Scott, have any of this been test'd on the 2010's ?..
also, how fast does this chip let our trucks go?.. 120mph or 145mph?..
is there a difference between a reg 2010 & an R/T ram?..
i am interested in buy'n this product !..
where can we buy it the cheap'st & tell us about the tranny feature,
if u recomend for us to buy it...
thnks in advance....
sincerely,
Caca
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06-17-2010, 04:50 PM
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I keep my eyes pealed for management to release options such as that but currently they are not offering anything as far as a direct group buy or discount.
That being said I can PM you some info on several Superchips preferred dealers that might be able to work with you on something like that.
Shoot me a PM if interested.
Scott
That being said I can PM you some info on several Superchips preferred dealers that might be able to work with you on something like that.
Shoot me a PM if interested.
Scott
SO HOW WOULD THIS GROUP THING WORK ?..
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