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Old 02-29-2012, 08:13 PM
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I just checked on there site as well, and 52501 comes up for '06 3.7 Dakota
 
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I called Hypertech yesterday: apparently a 52001 WILL work for 05 and 06 3.7L dakotas. The tech on the phone had verified this...but it felt like he was still somewhat "unsure".

I wish Hypertech would jump back on this thread and clear up some foggy-ness of the product.

I would love to purchase one, and I don't have a problem buying a new 52501, but if I can score a used 52001 (and it does the exact same thing as a new 52501) then I would like to know if it is FOR SURE compatible with my 06 3.7L.
 
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Originally Posted by Hypertech Support
2006 Dodge Dakota 3.7L

Max Energy Part Number 52501
(Includes P/N 52001 & 52002)

Performance Gains
Premimum Octane 25 HP - 25 TQ
Regular Octane 24 HP - 24 TQ

Adjustable Features
  • Speedometer\Odometer Correction For Gears 2.82, 3.07, 3.21, 3.42, 3.55, 3.73, 3.92, 4.10, 4.56, 4.88 & 5.13
  • Speedometer\Odometer Correction For Tire Sizes 22.5 - 44 inches 1/4 inch increments
  • Top Speed Limiter 25 - 75 MPH in 5 MPH increments, 81 to 255 MPH to match speed rated tires
  • Rev Limit -500 to +500 RPM
  • Cooling Fans Stock, 180 degrees F, 195 degrees F
  • Return Back To Stock
  • DTCs Read and Clear
  • Internet Updateable
GW
Originally Posted by lghtngblt02
Are these numbers Dynoed or theoretic... they are some big gains for a V6 from just tuning
i know im not mechanically inclined, and dont know much about the technical side of engines, but if those numbers are dynoed and verified, i would def be interested, when were sure it works with a 2006 v6 3.7
 
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I just emailed them and asked, they replied and said it does work on 05 and 06 now, here is the email.

West

We added the 2005 and 2006 in Jan so we have you supported.

Jim

From: West Anderson [mailto:jetster220@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday,February 29,2012 8:22 PM To: sales Subject: Interested in MaxEnergy Power Programmer - Part #52501

Hi,Im interested in this programmer for my truck. Several months ago I saw that you offered this for the '07 and newer 3.7L Dakotas but not '06s. I see your site now list one for the '06 as the same one for the '07's and newer. Is this correct that it works with the '06 now as well?

Thanks, West
 
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Also, if anyone is interested in buying it, heres a really good deal on it.
http://autoplicity.com/products/2752...gn=GSNOFITMENT
 
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I picked up the hypertech programmer for my truck a few weeks ago. I had been laid up for awhile after surgery but just started driving again this week. I'm definately satisfied with the max energy programmer. the only thing that would be better is if I could adjust shift points and firmness. The website says you can but then when I programmed it that wasn't an option for the Dak. I will definately say it helped out with the low end. All in all if you have the extra $400 its a good buy.
 
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Originally Posted by 07vegasdak
I picked up the hypertech programmer for my truck a few weeks ago. I had been laid up for awhile after surgery but just started driving again this week. I'm definately satisfied with the max energy programmer. the only thing that would be better is if I could adjust shift points and firmness. The website says you can but then when I programmed it that wasn't an option for the Dak. I will definately say it helped out with the low end. All in all if you have the extra $400 its a good buy.
Well that is nice to know, our V6 engines need as much down low as we can get.
 
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Originally Posted by 07vegasdak
I picked up the hypertech programmer for my truck a few weeks ago. I had been laid up for awhile after surgery but just started driving again this week. I'm definately satisfied with the max energy programmer. the only thing that would be better is if I could adjust shift points and firmness. The website says you can but then when I programmed it that wasn't an option for the Dak. I will definately say it helped out with the low end. All in all if you have the extra $400 its a good buy.

What HP gains? MPG?
 
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Originally Posted by 07vegasdak
I picked up the hypertech programmer for my truck a few weeks ago. I had been laid up for awhile after surgery but just started driving again this week. I'm definately satisfied with the max energy programmer. the only thing that would be better is if I could adjust shift points and firmness. The website says you can but then when I programmed it that wasn't an option for the Dak. I will definately say it helped out with the low end. All in all if you have the extra $400 its a good buy.
What settings do you have yours at? When I was playin around with it I put the rev limiter up 300 and I had too much air coming through the exhaust and I was hitting 70mph in second gear. I have it currently at -100 and I'm not very happy with it so hopefully you could help me get the best out of it. Thanks
 
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yummy.....where's that tax refund?
 


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