superchips or bullydog?
04-02-2011, 08:34 PM
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[QUOTE=AK4Dave;2204730]One thing to think about for us auto owners......the Bullydog costs a little more than the Flashpaq, but the bully dog allows you to adjust the tranny shifting. As far as I know you have to buy this separately for $50 from SC.
If it does everything the Flaspaq does and more, it seems it would be worth the extra bucks. Just the fact that it has that damn cool real time monitor seems to be well worth it to me.
I guess it's time for Northridge to start carrying it....HEAR THAT
DAVID...???!!!
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X2...David???
If it does everything the Flaspaq does and more, it seems it would be worth the extra bucks. Just the fact that it has that damn cool real time monitor seems to be well worth it to me.
I guess it's time for Northridge to start carrying it....HEAR THAT
DAVID...???!!!
[/QUOTEX2...David???
04-03-2011, 03:36 AM
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Tighter turning radius, like between obstacles.
I thought Superchips gave up on the JK long ago, the support team certainly did. If I didn't own a Superchips Flashpaq already I would look at the new players Bullydog, Diablo etc. The Superchips dynasty / monopoly is over. If I could get some money out of the one I own I would change in a heart beat.
I thought Superchips gave up on the JK long ago, the support team certainly did. If I didn't own a Superchips Flashpaq already I would look at the new players Bullydog, Diablo etc. The Superchips dynasty / monopoly is over. If I could get some money out of the one I own I would change in a heart beat.
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04-03-2011, 04:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Pat Vigeant
I have purchased and installed the Bullydog Programmer on my 2008 JK
It is a very nice unit. The gauge function is very nice, I have mine set on Trans Temp, Collant Temp, Voltage and Throttle perctange.
The tunning is easy to use. The only thing that it does not do is make changes for gearing, but all you have to do is some simple math and change the percantage on the speedo setting.
I have an X model and the sway bar disconnect works great. I have had some problems with the locker programmering. I can get the Locker feature to work but have a hard time getting it to disconnect.
Pat
It is a very nice unit. The gauge function is very nice, I have mine set on Trans Temp, Collant Temp, Voltage and Throttle perctange.
The tunning is easy to use. The only thing that it does not do is make changes for gearing, but all you have to do is some simple math and change the percantage on the speedo setting.
I have an X model and the sway bar disconnect works great. I have had some problems with the locker programmering. I can get the Locker feature to work but have a hard time getting it to disconnect.
Pat
04-03-2011, 04:56 AM
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You need the Rubicon model for e-locker operation and electronic sway bar disconnect. I assume you have installed the MOPAR swaybar disconnect system, but don't have elockers installed.
04-03-2011, 05:20 AM
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just bought mine yesterday so i will post about it when it arrives
04-03-2011, 06:08 AM
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Anyone who formerly ran a superchips running the Bullydog? Just wondering if it would be worth the swap, I am happy with the superchips but if there was more performance out of the bullydog I might go for it, real time monitoring would be nice but I already have a scanguage II hooked up.
04-03-2011, 06:31 AM
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