Reprogrammer question
You can have the SCT tuner reprogrammed as many times as needed as you change mods. Several of the SCT tuners (the people, not the device) will update the tune for free so long as they do not need to remap fuel tables for you. Then they charge you a little (mine charges $50).
If you are sure there are mods in your future, buying a Superchips or a Hypertech is throwing away money, unless you want speedo/tire calibration.
If you are sure there are mods in your future, buying a Superchips or a Hypertech is throwing away money, unless you want speedo/tire calibration.
I am VERY pleased with the SCT programmer. Especially if you have plans to make more performance modifications in the future. The guy I bought mine from has been the BEST to work with! His email address is: hemifever@aol.com
i am wanting to compare all three,(hypertech,superchips.and sct) thats the reason i went ahead and got the superchips this time. sct is in my future, after a couple more performance mods,like headers and exhaust, maybe 1.7 rockers.
Last edited by talon6; Sep 28, 2008 at 06:50 AM.
You can have the SCT tuner reprogrammed as many times as needed as you change mods. Several of the SCT tuners (the people, not the device) will update the tune for free so long as they do not need to remap fuel tables for you. Then they charge you a little (mine charges $50).
If you are sure there are mods in your future, buying a Superchips or a Hypertech is throwing away money, unless you want speedo/tire calibration.
If you are sure there are mods in your future, buying a Superchips or a Hypertech is throwing away money, unless you want speedo/tire calibration.
I did have a superchips, it tunes a stock engine.
As stated earlier, if you have any inclination of modding later, a Superchips tuner is money that could go to an SCT tuner or B&G flash and as such is a waste, unless you want to recalibrate your tires. If you add anything that would benefit from a modified A/F ratio table, it will pale in comparison.
The SCT is better. Save you cheese.
As stated earlier, if you have any inclination of modding later, a Superchips tuner is money that could go to an SCT tuner or B&G flash and as such is a waste, unless you want to recalibrate your tires. If you add anything that would benefit from a modified A/F ratio table, it will pale in comparison.
The SCT is better. Save you cheese.





