Hypertech 41007 question?
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Hypertech 41007 question?
I just got a steal of a deal on an old Hypertech Power Programmer III, p/n 41007. Does anyone know the HP/torque figures for this programmer?
I haven't got to romp on it hard yet but I did jump on it a few times from the stoplight at lunch and stacked with my Banks SixGun it really moves.
Thanks,
Bowedup
I haven't got to romp on it hard yet but I did jump on it a few times from the stoplight at lunch and stacked with my Banks SixGun it really moves.
Thanks,
Bowedup
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Thanks for the reply, I got ahold of Hypertech's tech dept. and they said 50hp. and 108 lb/ft of torque at rear wheels.
FYI to those interested:
I also have the Banks SixGun on my truck. I like the Hypertech programmer way better. The SixGun adds lots of good power, but you can't really notice it unless you floor it, around town normal driving is like driving stock. I installed the Hypertech programmer last Thursday, and just for curiosity I turned the SixGun to its stock setting to evaluate just what the programmer was bringing to the table. The Hypertech has much more usable power, the throttle is much more responsive, and you can really feel the added power under normal driving conditions. I have to say that I am more impressed with the performance and feel of the programmer versus the SixGun, even though my programmer is an older (2002) version. And considering I paid $250 for the SixGun off of Ebay and I paid $50 for the Hypertech programmer off of Ebay......makes me wanna sell the SixGun.
Bowedup
FYI to those interested:
I also have the Banks SixGun on my truck. I like the Hypertech programmer way better. The SixGun adds lots of good power, but you can't really notice it unless you floor it, around town normal driving is like driving stock. I installed the Hypertech programmer last Thursday, and just for curiosity I turned the SixGun to its stock setting to evaluate just what the programmer was bringing to the table. The Hypertech has much more usable power, the throttle is much more responsive, and you can really feel the added power under normal driving conditions. I have to say that I am more impressed with the performance and feel of the programmer versus the SixGun, even though my programmer is an older (2002) version. And considering I paid $250 for the SixGun off of Ebay and I paid $50 for the Hypertech programmer off of Ebay......makes me wanna sell the SixGun.
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i have and still run the hypertec111 41001 and i called the manufacturer and they said on 111 level we were looking at between 40 and 50 hp. they will swap out for the new one for about 200.00 and i think the 111level is supposed to be 80 hp. i have never had any other chip etc. and have never had the first problem with the hypertec sometimes i wish it was alittle hotter but for pulling my 5th wheel it does help alot.
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