For you 4.7L Ram guys here...Post if you want something from Diablo
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all ive got in terms of mods is an intake. is this chip more for the heavy modded guys, or could i still benefit? ive read some people saying they got better mpg, which is my only true interest. and also i remember reading on here of one of the chips screwing up several peoples cruise control. so what risks are there in this chip?
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all ive got in terms of mods is an intake. is this chip more for the heavy modded guys, or could i still benefit? ive read some people saying they got better mpg, which is my only true interest. and also i remember reading on here of one of the chips screwing up several peoples cruise control. so what risks are there in this chip?
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the jet chip has been known to fry the pcm's. i wouldnt go for the jetchip however if you are set on getting one there is a jetchip for sale on ********* for $75.......i wouldnt risk it though and ive heard the gains arent worth it. The superchips 3815 is $379 and worth every penny. Sct programmer i believe is $400 and $500 with a custom tune from various. the predator would be in those price ranges too if it every comes out ( hopefully it will) but the programmers are what you really want. can do soo much with them.
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Howdy guy's,
The first thing i want to say is: Sorry for the many "typing" mistakes.
I'm from Belgium, so i can't write it well down.
I'm a hugh dodge lover, especially the RAM.
But here in Europe you will pay random $25.000 for a 2004 hemi, for a 2004 4.7L $20.000.
So it's a big difference to me.
But what is the best engine? The 4.7L or the hemi? How many miles you can drive in it?
I have read that you can "tune" the 4.7L near to the specifications of a hemi.
But is that good for the engine?
I know - Many questions - but you will help me a far end whit it.
Many regards,
Frank (Belgium)
The first thing i want to say is: Sorry for the many "typing" mistakes.
I'm from Belgium, so i can't write it well down.
I'm a hugh dodge lover, especially the RAM.
But here in Europe you will pay random $25.000 for a 2004 hemi, for a 2004 4.7L $20.000.
So it's a big difference to me.
But what is the best engine? The 4.7L or the hemi? How many miles you can drive in it?
I have read that you can "tune" the 4.7L near to the specifications of a hemi.
But is that good for the engine?
I know - Many questions - but you will help me a far end whit it.
Many regards,
Frank (Belgium)
If you get a 4.7 get an 08. They have 310 hp to the hemis 345. Very close. Its pretty easy to make as much as power as the hemi.
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