The New Hyperpac
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St. Jude Donor '07
The New Hyperpac
Anyone had a chance to try the new HYPERPAC out from HYPERTECH?
I first saw it on Horsepower TV and it looks like it will be a useful little tool, price is a bit high, but it does a lot more than most tuning/monitoring/performance tools.
http://www.sdpc2000.com/catalog/4007...h-Hyperpac.htm
Thanks in advance,
Micah
I first saw it on Horsepower TV and it looks like it will be a useful little tool, price is a bit high, but it does a lot more than most tuning/monitoring/performance tools.
http://www.sdpc2000.com/catalog/4007...h-Hyperpac.htm
Thanks in advance,
Micah
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I wouldnt spend that kind of money on a Hypertech product if I had it to blow. I had a HPP3 for my 98 Transam and only got a bone whopping 3 RWHP from their tuning. The only good thing out of it was that I had my fans come on sooner and my shift increments were set up +1 mph.
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I think it just has a one size fits all performance tune though. Not sure but that is how the add sounds to me.
For a completely stock setup it would be fine, once you start modding the performance tune would be limited.
For a completely stock setup it would be fine, once you start modding the performance tune would be limited.
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St. Jude Donor '08
Considering that their handheld tuner does almost nothing, I seriously doubt it would be more accurate then a real dyno as their ad says. I wouldn’t waste a cent on it. But that’s just my two cents. 
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