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Hypertech power programer

jakesz28

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HP tuners is a better option. I'm from the drag racing engine swap scene. It is not that hard to make the changes and allows access to much more. I just picked up the pro version but have tuned other cars in the past. I just lowered the torque management and am working on improving fuel economy now.
 

Xlr8n

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Looks like they'll be about $370

The increases of 16hp and 22TQ on regular grade gas are pretty significant and the adjustable shift points will be very beneficial for those that have larger tires.

Here's the features:

Adjustable Features

  • 1-2 Shift Point -500 to +500 RPM
  • Shift Firmness 25%, 50%, 75%, & 100%
  • 2-3 Shift Point -500 to +500 RPM
  • 3-4 Shift Point -500 to +500 RPM
  • Speedometer\Odometer Correction For Tire Sizes 24-54 inches 1/4 inch increments
  • Speedometer\Odometer Correction For Gears 2.56, 2.73, 3.08, 3.23, 3.42, 3.73, 4.10, 4.56, 4.88 & 5.13
  • Top Speed Limiter 25 - 75 MPH in 5 MPH increments, 81 to 255 MPH to match speed rated tires
  • Rev Limit -500 to +500 RPM
  • Return Back To Stock
  • DTCs Read and Clear
  • Internet Updateable


Looks like this part number is used by a bunch of GM vehicles, but the ones currently on ebay say they are not compatible with the H3.
 

06 H3

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So buying one so I can get some more power and the right tire size...I wonder how it will do compared to the PCM4less tune. I'm sure this one can't maximize off of the air doc and exhaust
 

Ron46

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Does anyone have this tuner? or does anyone have any reviews for it. Im curious about this tuner compared to the pcmforless where you need to mail it in every time to have it reflashed
 
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amrg

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I've been through the site, doesn't list the 06/07 H3 models. Does anyone have any info if there is one for them?
 

06 H3

a.k.a. "The Jackal"
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I wonder what differences are for the 3.7...isn't it just a bore'd out 3.5? I thought you would be able to run em for both motors
 

Chook

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Brisbane (Australia)
I received mine this week (2008 3.7l Auto) but out of the box it only works with US built vehicles. I am currently working with Hypertech to see if we can add the VIN for RHD H3 (built in South Africa) so I can get mine to initialize (Currently says this programmer is not for this vehicle because of the VIN difference).

Has anyone in the USA fitted theirs yet and able to comment ???
 

Chook

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Here is a screenshot of the Hypertech connected to the PC and the screen which allows you to select which vehicle the programmer is for.

Once selected it goes online and downloads the latest core for the programmer & tune for your vehicle.

Hypertech 32501.jpg
 

Chook

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Brisbane (Australia)
Great News.......... The Hypertech Engineers (& Jim on their helpdesk) have come through.

They sent me an email saying they created an update on their programmer to accept my VIN.

I updated the programmer via the Internet and behold the Hypertech connected to my H3.

It was really funny seeing it read my computer and the DIC going through all the warnings codes & controls.

The Hypertech helpdesk even said that it may not work on the first attempt but the programmer would collect the information needed while connected.

Again, they were spot on, the programmer pulled the information required and told me to reconnect to my PC where it uploaded its info back to Hypertech with my email address.

Site said that I should expect to receive an automated email response within 3 working days to tell me when I can reconnect for the update.

Anyhow I emailed Jim @ Hypertech helpdesk to let him know, his reply follows:


From: Jim Harsson, Sr. [mailto:jharsson@hypertech.com] On Behalf Of techsupport
Sent: Saturday, 6 October 2012 6:40 AM
To: Arthur Fowler
Subject: RE: Hypertech 32501

Arthur

We got it which I copy below. The computer had two calibrations that we must add. You’ll receive an email soon. Thanks again.

Jim


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Calibration Name
Email
Date Rcvd
Date Supported
VIN
Status
Select
12620337
arthur.fowler@bigpond.com
10/5/2012 3:14:01 PM

ADMDN13E284436520
GM Engineering
Select
24243937
arthur.fowler@bigpond.com
10/5/2012 3:14:01 PM

ADMDN13E284436520
GM Engineering
 

Sennin

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South Africa
Thats excellent news. Hope they resolveit quick so i can buy myself something that works. Too bad superchips arent the same
 

Chook

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Does this programmer just "tune" or does it/can it stay attached like a BullyDog?

It is just a programmer. It is designed to be removed after but can be reconnected to either retune or return to stock for service/warranty. It is also updateable from the Internet for both the core and the specific vehicle program. So it makes a lot more sense if you are going to change tyres, diffs, change transmission shift points etc. and still retain the ability to return it to stock before taking it to the dealer.

I run a Scanguage II for the monitoring.
 

Medic_Morgan

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San Diego, CA
Have you noticed a difference post install? I really like this option to allow for "many" custom tunes to my weekly taste, the initial price is hefty compared to PCM so it pays in the long run(additional shipping each flash.. no disrespect to PCM as I have not used them... YET ;) ) and also since my warranty dealership is not to "mod friendly" when it comes to claims. So the return so stock function really saves me the "you altered this so your warranty is VOID" BS. Is this the same unit you're talking about?

HYPERTECH MAX ENERGY TUNER 2006-13 GM CARS TRUCKS SUV'S

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Hunner

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When I had my 06 I had Alvin at PCM for less tune me a PCM I bought outright and kept my OEM tuned one for swapping out. I figured since they had that tuning figured out why should I screw it up trying to learn and went on with my life and had more gas money.
 
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