2001 f250 v10
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2001 f250 v10
mike what could i expect to gain if i added a super chip to this truck? any coments would be helpfull and be aprecited. also cost thanks jer. f250 2001 v10
Last edited by jer98; Dec 10, 2003 at 12:50 AM.
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Hi jer98,
Quite a bit - those V10's respond with a very nice 30+ HP gain, and we typically see 25+ HP at the wheels on the V10 automatics, which is well over 30+ HP at the flywheel.
Specific pricing cannot be discussed here, that's against the rules for us vendors - so you'll need to call us for that info, & thanks in advance for your understanding on that.
You can see the Superchips products listed on our web site at www.TroyerPerformance.com, and here is the specific link where you can read up on and even order online those products: http://www.troyerperformance.com/cgi...chips%3BFoMoCo
However, when it comes time to actually order or get pricing, please call us, as on our web site we have to abide by the manufacturer's MAP guidelines (minimum advertised price) - so on that one product line, Superchips, you'll need to call us to get your best price.
Be aware that there are actually 3 different Superchips products you can use on that V10: Part# 1200, which is the single program Superchip module and the least expensive, then there is Part# 1400, which is the 2-program version of the Superchip, called the Flip Chip (and the most expensive) - and then there is what I would recommend and what most people use, the Superchips Micro Tuner, which is Part# 1715. I would *highly* recommend that you go this route, as you get 3 different performance tunes (87 octane tow-safe, premium gas tow-safe & premium gas no-towing, which is our "max" performance tune) as well as numerous other features and a built-in OBD-II code scanner - along with a simple plug & play 10 minute installation.
You can read up on each of those part#'s, they are listed on our web site so you can identify them by Part number in addition to description.
Thanks for your post & hope to speak with you soon!
Quite a bit - those V10's respond with a very nice 30+ HP gain, and we typically see 25+ HP at the wheels on the V10 automatics, which is well over 30+ HP at the flywheel.
Specific pricing cannot be discussed here, that's against the rules for us vendors - so you'll need to call us for that info, & thanks in advance for your understanding on that.
You can see the Superchips products listed on our web site at www.TroyerPerformance.com, and here is the specific link where you can read up on and even order online those products: http://www.troyerperformance.com/cgi...chips%3BFoMoCo
However, when it comes time to actually order or get pricing, please call us, as on our web site we have to abide by the manufacturer's MAP guidelines (minimum advertised price) - so on that one product line, Superchips, you'll need to call us to get your best price.
Be aware that there are actually 3 different Superchips products you can use on that V10: Part# 1200, which is the single program Superchip module and the least expensive, then there is Part# 1400, which is the 2-program version of the Superchip, called the Flip Chip (and the most expensive) - and then there is what I would recommend and what most people use, the Superchips Micro Tuner, which is Part# 1715. I would *highly* recommend that you go this route, as you get 3 different performance tunes (87 octane tow-safe, premium gas tow-safe & premium gas no-towing, which is our "max" performance tune) as well as numerous other features and a built-in OBD-II code scanner - along with a simple plug & play 10 minute installation.
You can read up on each of those part#'s, they are listed on our web site so you can identify them by Part number in addition to description.
Thanks for your post & hope to speak with you soon!