Superchips impressions
#31
think I almost got your ss on ebay. u took it off & sold cobalt. I bought 1 a ss off of net. now have 2 ss's.I'm 67 not quite your age but getting there this is for dchris 1918
Last edited by mountainman; 08-09-2009 at 11:38 PM. Reason: not clear who I was replying to
#32
This isn't a competition between tunes.
For anyone that wants max power or more customizability, there's better tunes than Superchips and I've already said that. The Superchips tune is cheap, easy, has very nice results, and lets you keep the tuner that can be used to re-flash at any time or diagnose/clear codes and do data logging. It's a good option to have, and competition makes for better products all around.
Some of you guys really do seem childish
For anyone that wants max power or more customizability, there's better tunes than Superchips and I've already said that. The Superchips tune is cheap, easy, has very nice results, and lets you keep the tuner that can be used to re-flash at any time or diagnose/clear codes and do data logging. It's a good option to have, and competition makes for better products all around.
Some of you guys really do seem childish
#33
This isn't a competition between tunes.
For anyone that wants max power or more customizability, there's better tunes than Superchips and I've already said that. The Superchips tune is cheap, easy, has very nice results, and lets you keep the tuner that can be used to re-flash at any time or diagnose/clear codes and do data logging. It's a good option to have, and competition makes for better products all around.
Some of you guys really do seem childish
For anyone that wants max power or more customizability, there's better tunes than Superchips and I've already said that. The Superchips tune is cheap, easy, has very nice results, and lets you keep the tuner that can be used to re-flash at any time or diagnose/clear codes and do data logging. It's a good option to have, and competition makes for better products all around.
Some of you guys really do seem childish
I would call it a better route to take than the stage 1 from gm since it saves you all the headaches and trips back and forth to the dealership for the hack job they do to your car.
I was thrilled with my tune, stuck it on the car, uploaded it in a few minutes and it has been trouble free since. I do think that is the best route for those that do not have the time to spend at the dealership in the waiting room lol.
#34
I would call it a better route to take than the stage 1 from gm since it saves you all the headaches and trips back and forth to the dealership for the hack job they do to your car.
I was thrilled with my tune, stuck it on the car, uploaded it in a few minutes and it has been trouble free since. I do think that is the best route for those that do not have the time to spend at the dealership in the waiting room lol.
I was thrilled with my tune, stuck it on the car, uploaded it in a few minutes and it has been trouble free since. I do think that is the best route for those that do not have the time to spend at the dealership in the waiting room lol.
But the Stage 1 upgrade would cost me almost $1000 CDN after installation, and I don't trust my only local dealership to do a good install.
I'm getting pretty close to the same results as the GM kit with less time and money spent. I may be giving up some warranty coverage but... I'll take my chances with that for the up-front cost & time savings
#37
also, superchips is fail.
if you're not too worried about the warranty..... i know a bunch of really good tuners down in Florida i can refer you to. what part of FL are you in?
#38
If you can get a SuperChips tuner for cheap, you'd probably be quite happy with it. It's pretty comparable to the GM Stg1 tune for example, with less hassles and cost, but no warranty. For ultimate power, a custom tune is the way to go.
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