2000 explorer xlt
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2000 explorer xlt
Brand new to this, but always took care of my suv. I am interested in getting some more performance from my explorer. (have a K&N, getting dual exast installed) I am a typical everyday driver...but like to load up and go for a drive on weekends.
I have very similar qu's others have posted:
Is a chip right for me? which one?
Any complications with the auto 4wd system or other?
what performance can expect?
Any xtra maintance or things to keep an eye on?
From checking out this board, you guys look like you know your stuff...so thanks for informative reply.
J-
I have very similar qu's others have posted:
Is a chip right for me? which one?
Any complications with the auto 4wd system or other?
what performance can expect?
Any xtra maintance or things to keep an eye on?
From checking out this board, you guys look like you know your stuff...so thanks for informative reply.
J-
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2000 explorer xlt
>Brand new to this, but always took care of my suv. I am
>interested in getting some more performance from my
>explorer. (have a K&N, getting dual exast installed) I am a
>typical everyday driver...but like to load up and go for a
>drive on weekends.
>
>I have very similar qu's others have posted:
>
>Is a chip right for me? which one?
Works every time? Well, the Superchips works 99% of the time assuming your computer code is correct and your vehicle has isn't one of the few with a missing power jumper. Diablo works 95% of the time, 99% of the time on the second programming --- mainly due to its more agreesive programming.
Ease of installation? Diablo is the winner here. No clearance problems like the Superchips has with the Explorer/Ranger.
Power? Diablo wins
More sensitive to gas quality? Diablo... make sure you use really good gas with Diablo. You'll get a feel after a while for which brands it likes best.
>Any complications with the auto 4wd system or other?
No.
>what performance can expect?
What size engine? 4.0?
>Any xtra maintance or things to keep an eye on?
Nope, pretty much "set it and forget it". :-)
>From checking out this board, you guys look like you know
>your stuff...so thanks for informative reply.
We try....
>interested in getting some more performance from my
>explorer. (have a K&N, getting dual exast installed) I am a
>typical everyday driver...but like to load up and go for a
>drive on weekends.
>
>I have very similar qu's others have posted:
>
>Is a chip right for me? which one?
Works every time? Well, the Superchips works 99% of the time assuming your computer code is correct and your vehicle has isn't one of the few with a missing power jumper. Diablo works 95% of the time, 99% of the time on the second programming --- mainly due to its more agreesive programming.
Ease of installation? Diablo is the winner here. No clearance problems like the Superchips has with the Explorer/Ranger.
Power? Diablo wins
More sensitive to gas quality? Diablo... make sure you use really good gas with Diablo. You'll get a feel after a while for which brands it likes best.
>Any complications with the auto 4wd system or other?
No.
>what performance can expect?
What size engine? 4.0?
>Any xtra maintance or things to keep an eye on?
Nope, pretty much "set it and forget it". :-)
>From checking out this board, you guys look like you know
>your stuff...so thanks for informative reply.
We try....
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