Considering the purchase of this programmer in the very near future....Can anyone give me the pros/cons of this unit?

Preciate it!

 

well, ive heard good reviews about them and RIPP uses them with their superchargeer kits. they just dont support programming for 2011 JKs yet so i dont have any personal experience with mine.

 

RIPP uses the Predator, and not the Trinity - I wished they used the Trinity though, it looks sweet! The Predator still uses a stinkin Serial connection and has no USB connection so it requires a Serial to USB converter and requires separate power supply when connected to the computer.

 

I had the Superchips programer, it worked and made a definite improvement, butswitched to the Diablo 2 weeks ago when i put in my RIPP. Love the diablo, the trans shifts so much better and tire size options are much greater. And yes is uses a serial adapter instead of built in USB, but heck the RIPP kit included the adapter so not a big issue.

The Diablo gives you more flexibility for backing up your settings to your computer. When the dealer flashed my computer with the SuperChips it cost serious money to get it unlocked so I could use it again. Not sure but given the way the Diablo works this should not be an issue. Someone can correct me if I am wrong on this one.

Now if they would just come out with a program for the Mac instead of having to use MicroSh*t operating system life would be complete. I shouldn't be to nasty, my Jeep money comes from fixing the problems they create for everyone.

 

anybody have this tuner for the 2011 yet?

Diablosport Tronity T1000 vs Bully Dog GT 40440

thanks

 

I have a '12. With that said, I went with the Bully Dog over the Trinity because I read many reviews on the Trinity causing RF interference. Seems to have messed up things like radio reception, garage door openers, and the Jeep Key FOB.