Hello sir.I figured I would Post here before the other stupid bashing thread gets shut down.On one of you replies you invited the original poster to the shop for the run down and the ins and outs of the PCM/TCM.Now I kinda figure there was some sarcism there,but if your serious I would love to be educated.I have some experience with Automotive computers,and my geek side finds this fasinating.I have an '04 if needed as well..Also,will the tuner have the abilities,weather it be built in,or downloadable from somewhere else(to keep you guys out of trouble)a way to disable EGR and Rear o2 sensors? Thanks for your time...

heya,,, try going to their forum as well,there is alot of information available that really opens your eyes to the WHOLE process of tuning and what exactly they are going to be doing for our trucks.
www.diablosport.com

Yeah, little sarcasm there, but I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Only problem with having someone stop by to see how/why we do things is I'd need an engineer to stop what they are doing for a few minutes, and that would be taking away from developement of the HEMI Ram Predator!!
I know we dont want that...

I will say, for those that are unaware, that we are the leader in the aftermarket tuning industry.
What we do is not easy, but we have the absolute best talent available to us to make these things happen.
The fact that companies like Vortech, ProCharger, STS, C&L, etc. choose to use our product to support their aftermarket offerings should be enough to realize that we know our stuff inside out.

As for the EGR/rear O2 question, these things will be fully available through our CMR dealers in the way of a custom tune.

Thanks
Mike

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Originally posted by Mike@Diablosport:
I will say, for those that are unaware, that we are the leader in the aftermarket tuning industry.
What we do is not easy, but we have the absolute best talent available to us to make these things happen.
The fact that companies like Vortech, ProCharger, STS, C&L, etc. choose to use our product to support their aftermarket offerings should be enough to realize that we know our stuff inside out.
Thanks
Mike

If your not going to make a product that works a 100%, regardless of the the time taken, dont even bother makeing it at all. Keep up the good work.