My 2012 Ram R/T
#82
MOPAR actually announced there that they released all the info to a couple of companies. Arrington Performance is one of them.
Diablo has 2012 tuning done already....it wasn't released because the 6 speed trans tuning isn't don't yet.
They're not gonna lock anything back down...
Diablo has 2012 tuning done already....it wasn't released because the 6 speed trans tuning isn't don't yet.
They're not gonna lock anything back down...
#83
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MOPAR actually announced there that they released all the info to a couple of companies. Arrington Performance is one of them.
Diablo has 2012 tuning done already....it wasn't released because the 6 speed trans tuning isn't don't yet.
They're not gonna lock anything back down...
Diablo has 2012 tuning done already....it wasn't released because the 6 speed trans tuning isn't don't yet.
They're not gonna lock anything back down...
People may be able to tune the '12's, but if Arrington and the other have more power, and keep the warranty, that'd be my choice.
#84
I actually sent an email to Arrington last night...haven't heard back yet. They'll be my first choice for tuning....hopefully they use the Diablosport Trinity to deliver the product since I already bought one.
#90
OK....did some modding today and picked up a few new toys.
First....gotta be able to tune it sooner or later...so I grabbed a Diablosport Trinity.
I like to know what's going on instead of guessing so I grabbed a few Auto Meter Sport CompII gauges...they have warning function, playback and data logging capability plus a pillar pod to stick em in. Vacuum/Boost, Wideband AF and fuel pressure.
And on to the Spohn bars. My biggest pet peeve with a lowered 4th Gen is the offset rear wheels.
I started talking to them about adjustable bars at about the same time they were thinking the same thing. Worked out great.
Here's a lower compared to stock.
And an upper.
Here's both bars installed.
And their adjustable panhard bar that I already had.
I added 3/4" to the length of the bars and dialed in 1.5* negative pinion angle to plant the tires a bit better....and now have centered rear wheels.
First....gotta be able to tune it sooner or later...so I grabbed a Diablosport Trinity.
I like to know what's going on instead of guessing so I grabbed a few Auto Meter Sport CompII gauges...they have warning function, playback and data logging capability plus a pillar pod to stick em in. Vacuum/Boost, Wideband AF and fuel pressure.
And on to the Spohn bars. My biggest pet peeve with a lowered 4th Gen is the offset rear wheels.
I started talking to them about adjustable bars at about the same time they were thinking the same thing. Worked out great.
Here's a lower compared to stock.
And an upper.
Here's both bars installed.
And their adjustable panhard bar that I already had.
I added 3/4" to the length of the bars and dialed in 1.5* negative pinion angle to plant the tires a bit better....and now have centered rear wheels.