HPTuners is much more favorable as few others mentioned. Using basic handheld diablo tuner is ok but when you get to using HPTuners with a laptop on their platform you get really familiar and comfortable with things.
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You might want to check into the availibility of the Whipple,the guys on the hi-po Ram facebook pages are saying it's "not available" at this point in time.Does everyone prefer the Whipple over the Edelbrock? Seems like Whipple gets the vote usually but also many say you need to upgrade many internals for it. If the Edelbrock runs safer and possibly cooler, then I really like that. I don't want to upgrade a bunch of other things. Would like to be able to bolt one one on and feel comfortable about not blowing anything. Just wanted people's opinion about that.
Does everyone prefer the Whipple over the Edelbrock? Seems like Whipple gets the vote usually but also many say you need to upgrade many internals for it. If the Edelbrock runs safer and possibly cooler, then I really like that. I don't want to upgrade a bunch of other things. Would like to be able to bolt one one on and feel comfortable about not blowing anything. Just wanted people's opinion about that.
Thank you for the information, that really helps me with deciding. I think the Edelbrock would be fine for my application and also seems a bit easier to get than the Whipple at this point. Appreciate the time posting this informationWhipple makes more power and has more room grow to make bigger power with supporting mods. Whipple makes a great product. It depends on what you want to do with the truck. With the power the whipple can make, you can potentially make the truck unreliable if you do not do the necessary supporting mods. If you are not looking to spend more money and get the supporting mods then just stick with the Edelbrock. The Edelbrock makes plenty of power but not enough to make your RAM unreliable, as long as you have a quality tune of course. If you get the itch later on, the Edelbrock can still make more power. Just not as much as the whipple. What I like about the Edelbrock, is that the TVS 2300 makes good low end power so you really start to feel the added power just about instantly.
Also either brand you go with I would recommend going with some Long tube headers and high flow cats. Long tubes will compliment the blower and they will make a good bit more power!
You're welcome. Let me know when you are ready to purchase. We can offer you a quote on it. Just send me a message for pricingThank you for the information, that really helps me with deciding. I think the Edelbrock would be fine for my application and also seems a bit easier to get than the Whipple at this point. Appreciate the time posting this information
That is a really good point! I think a lot of the Diablo issues are actually truck year dependent. Some years the Diablo Sport tuners are hit or miss if they can actually tune the transmission. I know 2015s for example are basically luck of the draw on that.I realize that this thread is about superchargers however a lot of comments have been made regarding tuners. It sounds like quite a few people have problems with Diablo tuners. The complaints very well maybe with the device itself or maybe the customer service, however, the fact remains as far as N/A trucks are concerned, the fastest 4 out of 5 Ram trucks are tuned by Hemifever using the diablo tuner. Many people prefer the HP tuner but the Diablo tuner is a good option also. Your custom tuner of course is the most important piece of the puzzle.
Jay