Anyone have some ACTUAL input on the superchips flashpaq? Specifically, the eco tune?
#11
I was able to download php's Pegasus download client and convert my evo to a gryphon for free. They used to charge to do do it and make you ship it in, but now I believe they recover the cost in tuning, 30 if you bought from them, 60 if someone else. So you can get an evo and download Pegasus and try it if you want. Worth a shot.
#13
That's what my plan was, to buy new. Don't have to worry about getting one that may be half way to fried by someones wiring mishap. Love the clean look of the dash pod. Makes it nice to leave up there and have as a multi-gauge unit.
#14
Senior Member
PHP stands for power hungry performance. Pegasus is there software you will have to go to their website to download. The instructions are pretty clear on the software. Just download it, and go from there. Their support is pretty good at PHP, they are open more than they used to be.
Website:
http://store.gopowerhungry.com
I would suggest viewing from a computer. Their website isn't very mobile friendly. They just launched a new one recently.
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#15
Thanks f4wd and you don't have to worry about me trying to check it out with a "mobile", my laptop is as high tech as I want to get right now, lol. I am anxious to check it out.
#16
Haha ok, for all the newbs out there.....
PHP stands for power hungry performance. Pegasus is there software you will have to go to their website to download. The instructions are pretty clear on the software. Just download it, and go from there. Their support is pretty good at PHP, they are open more than they used to be.
Website:
http://store.gopowerhungry.com
I would suggest viewing from a computer. Their website isn't very mobile friendly. They just launched a new one recently.
PHP stands for power hungry performance. Pegasus is there software you will have to go to their website to download. The instructions are pretty clear on the software. Just download it, and go from there. Their support is pretty good at PHP, they are open more than they used to be.
Website:
http://store.gopowerhungry.com
I would suggest viewing from a computer. Their website isn't very mobile friendly. They just launched a new one recently.