hypertech claification
#1
hypertech claification
hypertech moduals
max energy e con 53001
max energy 52001
what is the difference?
I'm looking for economy....
and good features
thank you...4 clarity
max energy e con 53001
max energy 52001
what is the difference?
I'm looking for economy....
and good features
thank you...4 clarity
#4
Description from their website:
USE LESS FUEL, GET MORE POWER
•Improves Fuel Economy,
Reports of 2 to 6 mpg Gain!
•More Horsepower & Torque,
For Regular Gas & Diesel Fuel
•Reads, Displays, and Clears DTCs
•50-State Emissions Legal
•Internet Updateable
•Easy Plug-And-Play Install
USE LESS FUEL, GET MORE POWER
•Improves Fuel Economy,
Reports of 2 to 6 mpg Gain!
•More Horsepower & Torque,
For Regular Gas & Diesel Fuel
•Reads, Displays, and Clears DTCs
•50-State Emissions Legal
•Internet Updateable
•Easy Plug-And-Play Install
#5
I personally don't have either one yet, but from what I gather from their site, the E Con model will only do engine tuning and read and reset diagnostic codes. The other model will do those same things and also allow you to program the speedometer for larger tires, other gear sizes than stock installed, and lowering cooling fan on/off temperature readings.
I also get the impression that the E Con's engine tuning may not be as robust as the Max model. Robust may not be a good word, maybe tuning options, but from the two descriptions, I think I would prefer the Max for tunings.
Maybe someone out there has used both models and can give a better idea of the differences, especially in the tuning area. But my money's on the normal Max version for the ability to correct the speedo for tires and gears.
I also get the impression that the E Con's engine tuning may not be as robust as the Max model. Robust may not be a good word, maybe tuning options, but from the two descriptions, I think I would prefer the Max for tunings.
Maybe someone out there has used both models and can give a better idea of the differences, especially in the tuning area. But my money's on the normal Max version for the ability to correct the speedo for tires and gears.