Aftermarket PCMs vs. Programmers
I just found out that the SCT has no way to enter in tire size. I was told to go to the dealer and have them flash it in. What a pain and, I am not going to do that for every time you go to the dealer they give you a DF- especially out here in So Cal. I am looking for a better tuner where I can enter in the tire size at least.
Last edited by cmckenna; Aug 29, 2009 at 12:55 PM.
Yours is a 96, so it doesnt read from the sensor in the rear end. You can change the gear on the speedometer.
http://www.dodge talk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26352
Take the space between dodge and talk out.
http://www.dodge talk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26352
Take the space between dodge and talk out.
not the same at all.....
sct is a custum tune to air/fuel ratio also torque management is turned off and sct has a ton more power than superchips
the only thing superchips has that sct dont is tire size. dot get me wrong it was a day and night diffrence when i did my superchips although it could have been because i had death flash , but i like it
sct is a custum tune to air/fuel ratio also torque management is turned off and sct has a ton more power than superchips
the only thing superchips has that sct dont is tire size. dot get me wrong it was a day and night diffrence when i did my superchips although it could have been because i had death flash , but i like it
I have a Hypertech as I got a great deal on one and I mainly wanted it to adjust the speedo. However, it didn't make much if any power difference. If I was to buy a regular priced programmer or even buy one now a days I'd go with the SCT.
Let us know if it lives up to your expectations.. I hate not getting feedback after someone does a performance upgrade.. Heck us poor guys need that info so we can avoid throwing money out the window on useless gadgets.



