next modification?
#13
I shouldnt get angry at it. Im gonna go crack a beer and have no more talk of fastmans. Lol. It looks like Eimer is going to be the next one to give this thing a go.
Im going to keep driving with it for a while until I have the ambition to take it off. My idle is alot lower with it on this time. When its not surging, the idle sits at 600 RPM or so. Normally its around 750 RPM.
#14
thanks for the input.
sorry to hear about the continuing struggle with the fastman.
going with the superchips next. anyone know hte difference between the regular and the cortex beseides the warranty? what is the warranty anyway?
ps does the superchip mount or can it be used then stored away?
sorry to hear about the continuing struggle with the fastman.
going with the superchips next. anyone know hte difference between the regular and the cortex beseides the warranty? what is the warranty anyway?
ps does the superchip mount or can it be used then stored away?
#15
Just get the regular flashpaq. If you read up on some reviews about people who buy aftermarket items that come with a power train warranty you will see a lot of complaints about how you have to prove that there product caused the failure.
Superchips is a store away item, its only used for data logging, and to load the tunes
Superchips is a store away item, its only used for data logging, and to load the tunes
#16
I wouldnt buy the Cortex because of the warranty for a few reasons:
1. You would have to prove that the tuner caused the damage (nearly impossible to prove as a ton of other factors could be involved)
2. The warranty is only good on vehicals with 100,000 miles or less for 2 years (its unlikely that anything with less miles would fail. Thousands of users have had 0 problems)
3. If you do custom transmission tuning, the warranty is void
4. Worst case senario, if the superchips tuner fries your PCM the first time you go to tune, they work with you through ever step to get it fixed regardless of the flashpaq or cortex.
1. You would have to prove that the tuner caused the damage (nearly impossible to prove as a ton of other factors could be involved)
2. The warranty is only good on vehicals with 100,000 miles or less for 2 years (its unlikely that anything with less miles would fail. Thousands of users have had 0 problems)
3. If you do custom transmission tuning, the warranty is void
4. Worst case senario, if the superchips tuner fries your PCM the first time you go to tune, they work with you through ever step to get it fixed regardless of the flashpaq or cortex.