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I have a 2001 Camaro. I already have reprogrammed the computer with the Hypertech Power Programmer, and I was just wondering if there was any benefit from getting a jet chip or other speed chip. Or do they both do the same thing? Are they compatable with each other(ie can I use them both at the same time)?
Dave<br />2001 Pewter Y-87 Camaro<br />K & N Air Charger, SLP Cold Air Induction Package, 3\" SLP Loudmouth, Magnaflow Cat, SLP Center Quad Tip Exhaust kit, Hypertech Power Programmer II, SLP Air Tempature Module
Jet Chip = worthless
Don't waste your money on one. I would do what these other guys have advised and get HP Tuners. It is more money, but it is worth it.
ive got the hypertech. its really helpful because im not really ready to go headfirst into HPtuners, plus i got it used, which ended up being less than half the price of hptuners. I will eventually move up to HPTuners, but the hypertech is great for what it is and its ease of use. The gains are very noticable down low, but up high, you dont feel much, probably cause our cars dont pull very hard up top in the first place. Automatics benefit more from a hypertech than manuals, my shifts are at 100% firmness and when i floor it, each shift is like 'BAM' sooo much better than stock shifts [img]smile.gif[/img] i think its worth it, since you can also adjust for gear changes, ect...
2000 Navy Blue T-top Camaro A4<br />TSP Rumbler <br />Carsound Hi-flo Cat<br />!MAF screen<br />Whisper lid<br />HPP3
Originally posted by chadder: ive got the hypertech. its really helpful because im not really ready to go headfirst into HPtuners, plus i got it used, which ended up being less than half the price of hptuners. I will eventually move up to HPTuners, but the hypertech is great for what it is and its ease of use. The gains are very noticable down low, but up high, you dont feel much, probably cause our cars dont pull very hard up top in the first place. Automatics benefit more from a hypertech than manuals, my shifts are at 100% firmness and when i floor it, each shift is like 'BAM' sooo much better than stock shifts [img]smile.gif[/img] i think its worth it, since you can also adjust for gear changes, ect...
Yeah I def. like my hypertech but eventually I would like to get an HP Tuner as well... So i guess the general concensus is that a speed chip isn't worth it.
Dave<br />2001 Pewter Y-87 Camaro<br />K & N Air Charger, SLP Cold Air Induction Package, 3\" SLP Loudmouth, Magnaflow Cat, SLP Center Quad Tip Exhaust kit, Hypertech Power Programmer II, SLP Air Tempature Module
Haven’t done anything on the Camaro, but put LEDs on my truck headlights . And my oil pressure sensor went out on the truck so going to fix that this...
Haven’t done anything on the Camaro, but put LEDs on my truck headlights . And my oil pressure sensor went out on the truck so going to fix that this...
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