[Whifflebat]

If I were getting a handheld it would be a hypertech, but then again I would never buy one. They just don't compare, and the money would be much better spent on a real tune...

 

[zubyc]

there is really no downtime except the time it takes to put one in. You just order a new one and as soon as you get your update, you send back the one you had. Right now i have 2 sitting around that i need to send back :crazy:

 

[jebx]

From what I have heard the SPE proflash is the one to go with if you want a handheld.

It is the only one I am aware of that gets rid of some of the torque management.

http://www.streetandperformanceelectronics.com/lead.htm

 

[04sierra]

If you get the predator, they can also make custom tunes for you. I would think it would be the next best thing. The only downside is that it writes to your pcm, so you can't sell it if you eventually go to a custom tune.

 

[Slvrpismochevy96]

The whipple programmer is supposed to get rid of some TQM too but i havn't heard anything about it in a long time, i also think they are a bit more pricey than a hypertech

 

[jebx]

I should mention, I thought I saw somewhere that had a the SPE proflash for like $300 or so. I would advise against a hypertech, mine is going on ebay. It was worthless issed:

 

[wkdivr]

The programmer that Whipple sells is actually just an SPE Proflash. Talk to Sky at wickedspeed, he has a deal for $300 shipped. Web site: www.wickedspeed.com