hypertech v10 programmer
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hypertech v10 programmer
i just picked up a hypertech power programmer III off a buddy for $75 which he owed me for a toolbox so i basically got it free. he bought it off ebay and has a 2004 v10 manual tranny and this one is for a 2000-2002 v10 which he didnt know till he got it. nonetheless im going to try it out next week, anybody have experience with these tuners ? should i try the 87 octane tune or 93 octane tune? i dont think im going to play with the shiftpoints as i dont want to mess my tranny up .
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From: ind. (kc)
hey, i have one on my '99 ,i have only used the 87 oc. to ceep for 93. the shift points adj. is cool, if you are towing move them up[more rpms before shift] if you are looking for mpgs go down[shifts sooner] anyway, gives some power but not gobs ,bseg barry
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From: Middleville, MI
you don't necissarily need to change your shift points if you're running stock tires, but definitely turn the shift pressures up if that hypertech unit does so. i run the 91 octane tune on my superchips tuner on my V8, and have been running mid-grade gas (89) for months with no problems, since it's the same price as 87 at many stations around here.
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From: Bristol, CT
I have a Hypertech for my truck and i'm an Really happy with it. The Dyno results for your truck say that you'll get a 24 ft.lbs. at 1200 rpm, that sounds really sweet.
http://209.12.144.2/media/dynocharts...068l%2020v.pdf
http://209.12.144.2/media/dynocharts...068l%2020v.pdf
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