Frank,
>Mike,
>SuperChips did the custom chip for my supercharged 95. They were very
>helpful and supportive. Last time I talked to them, it didn't seem that
>interested in
>exploring the OBDII Dodge world.
> If they change, please let me know. In
They were supposed to start at the end of Aug...initially, they will
reprogram *your* ECM, later, they will have a hand held programmer
similar to the unit they currently have for GM vehicles.
OBDII is fast becoming a huge market and they know this.
>regards to the JET chip not being that aggressive, I agree but lives out
>here in Calif
>where we are faced with the CARB dictators. CARB even requires that all 99's
>have their programming encrypted to keep us out of them (no more fuel and
>ignition map modifications).
I'm somewhat familiar with the CARB regulations but was not
aware of any encryption requirements. I know tuners are working
on '99's with no problems...interesting info.
>It will be interesting to see how Mopar Performance
>handles their high performance modules (stored within the ECM is
>the VIN and a lot of other data about the condition of the vehicle).
>I bet the MP ECM will only be a dealer replaceable item.....
Your probably right...but I wonder how CARB handles a situation
where an ECM goes bad and communications are lost. How would
the history data be transfered???
I'll let you know when/if SuperChips does anything.
Mike Marx
'98 Durango
(Are those TB's ready yet...;-))
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