superchips or bullydog?
JK Freak
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: mccalla alabama
So has anyone tried the diablo predator, edge seems not to make one unless I missed it.
On my f150 i had the super chips but honestly it sucked had problems with it and communication with the ECM all the time, then went with the predator but no real time data so switched to a modified edge (gryphon custom tuned) and it was awesome as far as power, display, mounting, and cost but these don't seem to be available for jeeps(edge).
Just researching I know bullydog is highly recommended for diesel but haven't heard much on gas burners.
On my f150 i had the super chips but honestly it sucked had problems with it and communication with the ECM all the time, then went with the predator but no real time data so switched to a modified edge (gryphon custom tuned) and it was awesome as far as power, display, mounting, and cost but these don't seem to be available for jeeps(edge).
Just researching I know bullydog is highly recommended for diesel but haven't heard much on gas burners.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 146
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From: Lake Balboa, CA
The update agent works with windows 7 professional. Unit is way smaller than I thought. The buttons are sense push. which means no clicking buttons. love it. The screen is vibrant and crisp. 
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 474
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From: Edmonton,alberta
Originally Posted by Zroe
I 2nd this. I bought the Superchips back in October from quadratec which stated it would work with 2011's. 6months later, I still have a $300 paperweight. WTF is taking so long? If Bulldog comes out with 2011 support first, then I will gladly throw this red plastic piece of junk in the garbage and get it.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 146
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From: Lake Balboa, CA
This is my first tuner.
Update on Install.
Easy to route wiring. Needed about 3 more feet of power cable to do a proper clean install of power cable. First Initial Download takes about 25min. Then a 10min Back Up. Thats where i'm at now. Once its all finished its off to drive around for 30min testing all the features. Ill post more later tonight.
Also, The OBDII plug on the Jeep is above and to the left of my Clutch. Im a bit worried about hitting the connector when I release the clutch. Ill probably move it further up under the steering column later on if I dont like its placement. Pics will follow later as well.
Update on Install.
Easy to route wiring. Needed about 3 more feet of power cable to do a proper clean install of power cable. First Initial Download takes about 25min. Then a 10min Back Up. Thats where i'm at now. Once its all finished its off to drive around for 30min testing all the features. Ill post more later tonight.
Also, The OBDII plug on the Jeep is above and to the left of my Clutch. Im a bit worried about hitting the connector when I release the clutch. Ill probably move it further up under the steering column later on if I dont like its placement. Pics will follow later as well.
