People with the Diablosport inTune I3 Platinum for 15+ Rams

[ramittome]

Did you upgrade from one of the earlier models to the I3? If so, what's the part number of it? Everything I find online takes me to a Chrysler inTune part number 8345 for vehicles up to 2014, and anything with 2015+ Rams only gives me an option to buy with a PCM swap. I already have the PCM, just need the inTune. Part number on those are 8321. I want just a inTune I3 Platinum tuner. Thanks

 

[crackerjack1957]

My understanding are the i3 Platinum tuners are needed for custom tuning, i3 is for canned tunes only.

Custom Tuning
The major difference with the Platinum InTune i3 Dodge Hellcat tuner is that it supports custom tunes. It still comes pre-loaded with Diablosport's proven "canned" tunes but will also allow you to store up to 5 custom files from Diabloport's large network of custom tuners, or if you have their Chip Master Revolution software you can tune it yourself. The only trade-off is that this model is NOT emissions legal for use on the street, only racing and other forms of competition.

 

[ramittome]

Exactly. I know that part already. I plan on running the canned tune until I get the money for the custom tune, so therefore I need the Platinum, but what I don't need is the PCM swap, and that's the only option they give for a 2015+ Ram.

 

[ramittome]

For future reference. Anyone looking for the I3 tuner that already has the PCM unlocked, part number is 8345. It says up to 2014 because if they listed it for 15+ and someone bought it and tried installing without an unlocked pcm, they'd be calling Diablosport fussing. Just got that confirmed with Diablosport themselves.

 

[Nutshell]

Does anyone know how the mileage is affected with the 15’s? If you install the unlocked PCM, does your mileage only calculate on the PCM that is installed?

 

[ramittome]

Your mileage will stay the same. It's built into the gauge cluster itself. The only way the dealer will know something is off is if they run the mileage off of the PCM. Majority of them will just look on the dash. When you order a new PCM you do have to tell them the miles on it so the PCM will be close to what you have now. It just won't be exact unless you park your truck at the date of order.