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I was going to get a programmer for Christmas and was thinking about getting the Hypertech programmer, probably from ebay if i can find one on there. Is this the best programmer for my truck??? Also, is there anything else i should get for Christmas, all i really care about is the truck and getting money. Is there anything else i should get (from other relatives), say for around $300 or less??? Right now for performance, i only have the highflow cat, cutout, and the flowmaster.

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Here's some suggestions:

-Harland Sharp 1.7 ratio non adjustable roller rockers - cost about $300.
-Fastman throttle body, cost about $225
-shorty headers - cost just over $350 for a good set.
-Some sort of good air intake setup, like a K&N FIPK or a 14x3 round filter, cost $50-$250 depending on what you get.
-Mopar performance PCM (instead of a programmer), cost vary on eBay if you can find one. Can be less the $100 though.

 
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JM82276 - "WOW"

if that was refering to "all i really care about..." i meant all i want for Christmas are things for my truck and money.
 
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I'm not sure if this has been asked before, but this is just a quick reply after reading the replies...What will make more power and programmer or a Mopar Performance PCM? Also, would i have to flash the Performance PCM when i add other things?

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If you really want a programmer, I suggest Superchips...The people that I know who have had both like the super better.
 
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i thought that they stopped making the pcm in 98?
not too sure, though. do a search. i think that's been discussed a few times.
couldnt tell you which programmer is better, havent gotten one yet
 
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You'll get more power out of the Mopar Performance PCM but you'll have to use premium fuel, Superchips and hypertech have 87 octane settings.
 



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