Flashpaq tuner
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RE: Flashpaq tuner
<edit> forgot to say hello and welcome to the forum RF_WIZ!
I believe you will find a majority of people here using SuperChips.
Those using them will more than likely say yes it's worth it.
It's the best programmer for the 5.7 on the market right now besides getting a cu$tom tune.
I believe you will find a majority of people here using SuperChips.
Those using them will more than likely say yes it's worth it.
It's the best programmer for the 5.7 on the market right now besides getting a cu$tom tune.
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RE: Flashpaq tuner
ORIGINAL: MangoInTX
I believe you will find a majority of people here using SuperChips.
Those using them will more than likely say yes it's worth it.
It's the best programmer for the 5.7 on the market right now besides getting a cu$tom tune.
I believe you will find a majority of people here using SuperChips.
Those using them will more than likely say yes it's worth it.
It's the best programmer for the 5.7 on the market right now besides getting a cu$tom tune.
dave
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RE: Flashpaq tuner
Wiz,
Welcome to the forum!
I also use the Superchips programmer, however, I have heard rumblings about the Diablo programmer also -- I have looked over the info regarding the Diablo and must say it is much more complicated than I want to get into... many, many, setable perameters.
I used to use the Jet 2 (piggy back) chip, and had good luck with it, but switched to SC this year. I like the updating over the internet. I'm sure with newer programmers out there, SC will be forced to give us newer and more parameter tuning...
MN
Welcome to the forum!
I also use the Superchips programmer, however, I have heard rumblings about the Diablo programmer also -- I have looked over the info regarding the Diablo and must say it is much more complicated than I want to get into... many, many, setable perameters.
I used to use the Jet 2 (piggy back) chip, and had good luck with it, but switched to SC this year. I like the updating over the internet. I'm sure with newer programmers out there, SC will be forced to give us newer and more parameter tuning...
MN
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RE: Flashpaq tuner
I only think you need the tuner if you want to chagne the speedo and tire tize. I cant feel any difference after messing with the settings but some of the new advanced features are cool like the 1/4 times and engine monitor stuff. If you are a gear head and like toying with your car its great... other than that its kind of spendy... I got mine used (un-opened claimed) for $275 and it worked great....
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I slightly disagree with srteatr. After programming the car with the Superchip, Iimmediately noticed a significant improvement. Not only did I notice the differencetwo of my friends and everyone that got into the car after I applied the Superchip. The SCremoves garbage off the transmission and just by using the SC Sport setting gives you a bit more torque. I agree that the torque mngt programming does litle to nothing. I did for the hell of it open thespeed limiter to 170. Have onlygot it to 142. I have the 2007 computer and can do nothing with the shift points. I bought mine from am wholesaler buddy for $250. Best money I spent for the performance that it gives.
I am currently reading the handbook and wish I knew more about the entire torque mgt setting.
Scott
I am currently reading the handbook and wish I knew more about the entire torque mgt setting.
Scott