3.8L_of_Pain
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It is a very good product, as many others will agree. It also gets you out of the rut of mailing chips back-and-forth when the tuning contains mistakes (I was in this rut twice on my previous V-6). People are also buying them for less than $350, which is little more than a mail order chip.serviator said:"3.8L_of_Pain" suggested me buying a Diablo Predator. As it is pretty expensive, do I need it that bad? And if I do, is it straight forward, or do I "need to take a class" to use it?
It is very easy to program. Most parameters can be left at default values and you can change only a few (like gear ratios). As you get more experience, you can tune other parameters. It also reads OBD II codes and provides data logging.