2011 dodge challenger v6
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He's right. ^^
Chips are a waste of money. You need an actual tuner. Diablo Sport Intune is good and cheap, Trinity is more expensive but gives you fancy gauges and things like 0-60.
Dont expect much power when it comes to modding the 3.6L. You have to spend thousands to squeeze out 50hp+.
Chips are a waste of money. You need an actual tuner. Diablo Sport Intune is good and cheap, Trinity is more expensive but gives you fancy gauges and things like 0-60.
Dont expect much power when it comes to modding the 3.6L. You have to spend thousands to squeeze out 50hp+.
#4
He's right. ^^
Chips are a waste of money. You need an actual tuner. Diablo Sport Intune is good and cheap, Trinity is more expensive but gives you fancy gauges and things like 0-60.
Dont expect much power when it comes to modding the 3.6L. You have to spend thousands to squeeze out 50hp+.
Chips are a waste of money. You need an actual tuner. Diablo Sport Intune is good and cheap, Trinity is more expensive but gives you fancy gauges and things like 0-60.
Dont expect much power when it comes to modding the 3.6L. You have to spend thousands to squeeze out 50hp+.
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Diablo Sports Tuner
I would go with the Diablo Sports Tuner. Depending on how much you want to spend on a tuner Diablo makes four models for your car the InTune i3 Programmer, InTune i3 Platinum Programmer, Trinity T2 EX Programmer and the Trinity T2 Ex Platinum Programmer. Prices range from $380 to $600 so it all depeneds on what you are trying to accomplish with you tune.