Have heard pros and cons regarding Superchips Flashpaq. Such as not being all it was promised, not being completely able to go back to stock ETC. My '06 Magnum R/T is prescious to the wife and me, want to spend capital wisely. Any advice from owners that have the unit and tried it?

Best,
Walela1

 

Not going back to stock was a issue that had to do with the process that the customer was taking to get back to stock.
This was corrected by walking the customers through the process.
Ron

 

SuperChips [sm=smiley20.gif]is the way to go.

Thanks for the quick reply there Ron!

 

Just make sure you dont have the same issue I do. I have an 06 magnum and the superchips will not work. Late model magnums are not compatable with the 3825 programmer and apparently no fix is in sight. I've basically have a 350.00 red paperweight. [:@]

 

Interesting... and not good.

I hope Ron will see the posts and chime in with an answer for your issue. Can you post up the build date of your Magie.

 

His car is a late build 2006, these cars have the 2007 wiring harness.
There is a light at the end of the tunnel.
We are tuning the cars, and should have something out by mid feb.
Ron

 

Ron,

Thanks for the reply. Hopefully the update will work with the 3825 tuner and I will not need to buy another! I'll be a good boy and be patient after all, I've always had good luck with Superchips products before!

 

ekb55i like the pic you got by your name. sweet.

 

As an update, Superchips has been extremely helpful with the late model 3825 fix and beta testing of vehicles is currently under way. Well worth the wait.

 

OK, I have a 06/04 Magnum RT. I have tried everything I can think of, but my Superchips Flashpaq just does not program my transmission to reduce torque management, raised RPM or paddle hold. I have been told that my transmission file 395AH is the problem, so now what? Am I stuck with this?

RCmob