Cand i used the two chips together like can i have them both in at the same time if so what would happen would i get all the power out of both chip or no

Thanks
Danny

 

If I'm correct the superchips does timing. The comp does timing/fueling. You can stack two timing boxes on top of each other but I strongly suggest that you don't do that. It can cause to much timing advance and cause your engine to knock and that's not good. If you want all out power, get the comp.

 

I have been stacking the programmer and the dcomp for 30,000 miles now I like the tow/perf mode as it gets out of the hole much better and after all the comp is plenty of top end....it does not rattle any more then before

 

i have had stacked chips with double timing on both my dodges and never had any problems

 

are these HO's or SO's? i've been wondering if i should try it or not.? with the 4's and PS 62 i don't think i'lll need it though.

 

It will work fine. The Superchips will download to your trucks ECM and the Edge will hook post ECM, so they will be fine. You will have the option of changing the Superchips programming if it seems to be too much one way or the other.

Let us know how it works out!

 

maybe the superchips programer doesnt give much timing,and thats why it works,i had tried stacking a comp and a vanakken box that only plugged into the vp and when i turned the comp on anything above 2 it didnt sound rite and had less power than with only 1 box on.so i did the rite thing and sold the vanakken and kept the comp and will probaly try a smarty after i hear some reviews from this excellent site.