Hypertech Says they are Definately Giving us a Programmer

[RockyMtnTitan]

I know we've gotten conflicting info from the people at Hypertech, but I believe they will be giving us a programmer. I spoke to them in person at Truck Fest a couple months ago, and they said they have a Titan in their shop.

Here's my email with response I received today:

Subject: Nissan Titan
>
>
> Hey guys....enjoyed talking to a couple of you here
> in Denver during
> Truck Fest. You guys mentioned that you had a Titan
> in the shop, and
> that it appeared you were developing a programmer
> for the Titan...probably the Hyperpac. I've
> heard contradicting info on the forums, so I'm
> hoping you can clear
> things up for us.There are hundreds of us
> Titan/Armada owners desperate
> for a programmer for our vehicles. Technosquare will
> be releasing a
> reflash...but that's it, other than Jet Chip..which
> is junk. No interest
> is being shown by Superchips, Edge, Predator, etc.
>
> Like I said....we're desperate! Any info is
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Steve


Response from Hypertech:

Steve,
>
> We are definitely working on a Programmer for
> the Titan but no
> information as to when one will be available. I'll
> enter a request so
> you'll be contacted when ready. Thanks
>
>
> Jim





Sounds like there's hope for us, yet....the question now is, when will it be released....a few months...a year?

[37L1]

Good job Rocky, nice to hear they are working on one at least, time to start saving up for one!

[Burly]

what do you think they will go for approx? $

[37L1]

$395-$500????

[lenj33]

Excuse my rookie questions...

So..
like...

a programmer let's you set the computer how you want?
and you can reset it to factory defaults before you go for service?
and then... hopefully, have a way of reprogramming your preferred settings?

Whereas a 'performance chip" is just something you install in place of the factory chip?

Sounds like a great plan to me!!!

Heck, I'd pay for it with a smile on my face. I'll start saving now!

[loufish]

So..
like...

a programmer let's you set the computer how you want?
and you can reset it to factory defaults before you go for service?
and then... hopefully, have a way of reprogramming your preferred settings?

I had the programmer for my Ford Ranger, it would download your stock programming to the unit, while uploading the new programing to the vehs PCM. The Ford had very little to chose from, you could upload a performance program, and a trans shift improver program...that was it for the Ranger.
The same Hyper-Tech unit for the Chevy gave you a lot more choices, including adjusting for tire size/gear changes, and removing the speed limiter...
We'll have to see what HyperTech can actually do.

[QShip]

I want one of these.

[ptgarcia]

Originally Posted by 37L1

$395-$500????

The HyperPac will be more like $800-$900.

[37L1]

OK, now I've got to save twice as fast!