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Anyone using new Superchips Flashpac for 2012+

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Old 12-08-2013, 11:36 AM
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Has any one tried the new Superchips Flashpac for the 2012+ 3.6 engine? They are claiming gains of 30hp and 30 lb/ft torque. If that's for real, I'm ordering one
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Yup it's true! I haven't had it dyno tested to confirm it but it did make a big difference in power
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Cool, thanks. Was it just a plug-and-play setup?
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Yup it's true! I haven't had it dyno tested to confirm it but it did make a big difference in power
Do you have to run Premium?
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Yup again. Plug and play. Takes about ten minutes to do. I didn't use premium but I'm sure that would help too
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Good to hear. Northridge has them for around $300. I'll be ordering one this week
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I got mine during the beta and love it. First time it takes a bit so save the OEM config but menus are easy to use and does improve power. Not much change in mpg, but I set it for hi octane performance. I recommend it.
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They are a waste of money iMO...and will void your warranty
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Originally Posted by troyoffroad
Has any one tried the new Superchips Flashpac for the 2012+ 3.6 engine? They are claiming gains of 30hp and 30 lb/ft torque. If that's for real, I'm ordering one
I can see those gains maybe with the right octane and CAI and exhaust done but by itself I don't see it
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