Hey Mike, I haven't received your email about the computer/jumpers yet. I don't know if you sent it yet or my email was wrong or something? Just checking. Thanks!
Dan

danhusi@hotmail.com

 

Hi Dan,

Yes, we sent it, and we'll send it again for you, no problem. Looks like the same email address.

 

Thanks, I received it. I going to perform the surgery tonight! Can't wait to see (and feel) the results!

 

Hi Dan,

OK, glad to hear you got it this time!

If you have any questoins, or aren't sure of whatever you see, don't be in a rush, call us first.

Good luck & talk to you soon!

 

Procedure "A" was performed on the computer and everything works fine now! I know it takes a few miles before the comuter adjusts to everything but I didn't real notice to much on the low end. But when I got on the freeway I could tell the top end felt better! Hopefully both with still improve with more miles. Thanks again Mike!

 

Hi 99flareside,

Actually, the Superchip works all the time, at any rpm or throttle position, it's not just adding power at the top end, it adds roughly the same percentage of power gain throughout the rpm range. It's very smooth though, and sometimes that can be deceptive.

As long as the ECU is fully cleared after the Superchip is installed as per our procedures we describe in our documentation, you'll get about 75%-80% of what the Superchip will ultimately do within the first 20-50 miles. Then the rest will come in gradually, as you accumulate the next 350-500 miles, just to give you an idea of what to expect.

Have fun!