Is anyone running a Diablosport Trinity tuner on their V?
#1
Is anyone running a Diablosport Trinity tuner on their V?
I'm looking to get one for my Magnum SRT8 but as long as I have it I was thinking about tuning the V to see how it reacts.
My V has Stainless Works long tubes mated to a Magnaflow Catback and a Volant CAI. I haven't touched the motor or tune otherwise.
My V has Stainless Works long tubes mated to a Magnaflow Catback and a Volant CAI. I haven't touched the motor or tune otherwise.
#3
I'm not planning on screwing with the tune at all. I would just upload a performance tune and then use it to monitor settings and clear codes. The primary use will be on the Magnum SRT8.
#5
Have you looked into SCT products? They have the capabilities to tune a ton of vehicles.
#6
Forcefed, you are correct, you can only tune one car at a time. I am just curious as I was looking at the Trinity for my Magnum SRT8 but could play with the V before I part ways with it at the end of the year (when I estimate to have my wife's Challenger SRT8 rebuilt and registered).
I just looked up SCT and from what I read you have to pay for the tune for each car separately. From what I understand of the Trinity the tunes are pre-loaded and I can detune my Magnum SRT8 back to stock and tune the V to take to the track, etc. When I'm done I detune the car and retune the Magnum. I wouldn't go back and forth much, but once or twice maybe. The option of doing that for no additional cost is enticing.
I just looked up SCT and from what I read you have to pay for the tune for each car separately. From what I understand of the Trinity the tunes are pre-loaded and I can detune my Magnum SRT8 back to stock and tune the V to take to the track, etc. When I'm done I detune the car and retune the Magnum. I wouldn't go back and forth much, but once or twice maybe. The option of doing that for no additional cost is enticing.
#7
Forcefed, you are correct, you can only tune one car at a time. I am just curious as I was looking at the Trinity for my Magnum SRT8 but could play with the V before I part ways with it at the end of the year (when I estimate to have my wife's Challenger SRT8 rebuilt and registered).
I just looked up SCT and from what I read you have to pay for the tune for each car separately. From what I understand of the Trinity the tunes are pre-loaded and I can detune my Magnum SRT8 back to stock and tune the V to take to the track, etc. When I'm done I detune the car and retune the Magnum. I wouldn't go back and forth much, but once or twice maybe. The option of doing that for no additional cost is enticing.
I just looked up SCT and from what I read you have to pay for the tune for each car separately. From what I understand of the Trinity the tunes are pre-loaded and I can detune my Magnum SRT8 back to stock and tune the V to take to the track, etc. When I'm done I detune the car and retune the Magnum. I wouldn't go back and forth much, but once or twice maybe. The option of doing that for no additional cost is enticing.