Hypertech power programer

[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

Any one tried these before? I have one but cant really tell the difference.

Give some feedback on it.

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[Nikuk 5,000+ posts]

when the hell did this forum come around?

 

[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

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[Expy2000]

Speedchip is where it is at, and they do say that it takes 150+ miles to notice a difference.

what do i know..

 

[Radar 10+ year member]

I was watching i think it was Cars on tv and they did a cobra mustang with a programmer, smaller pulleys a few other things. I think the programmer netted them like 43 hp.

 

[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

My main thing is the shift points. No noticable change in firmness and rpm's.

 

[Expy2000]

Depending on the transmission you have 4l80E??? You could actually buy a shift kit for that particular transmission. Like a Transgo or something.

 

[Johnny Drama 5,000+ posts]

Had a b&m an my last truck, not the in tranny kit but the switch, wow that thing worked great. I am not going to install anything(tranny kit) because I am still looking for an SUV.

I do believe I have the 4l60e not the 80

 

[BulldogSr04 10+ year member]

Hypertech is crap. Spend your money on a custom tune (which is usually cheaper), or a programmer that you can change everything yourself (usually the same price). And for the "firmer shifts," all it does is increase your line pressure which is very bad for your tranny. I used to have one and it almost killed my tranny. When it would shift on top of third, it would miss 4th about 2 times at WOT.

 

[denim 5,000+ posts]

I wish there was a programmer for my car, but not much is out there for my motor