Mopar 11 Chargers
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Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
OK, sorry for the delays, here you go!
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Mike Litsch
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Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
I installed the 91 octane tune without any issues.
However, I didn't notice much of a difference on my test drive. I am heading to the track tonight to see what can be documented.
However, I didn't notice much of a difference on my test drive. I am heading to the track tonight to see what can be documented.
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Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
Thanks for finally making this happen Mike. For M11 owners curiosity, did you all see any difference at all between the stock RT calibrations vs the Mopar 11 one you received from Chrysler, other than compensation for the 3.91 gearing and the 145mph speed controller?mikel wrote:OK, sorry for the delays, here you go!
It would just be nice to know for the historical record as we've never been able to confirm if our cars were tuned more aggressively than a R/T Road & Track w/ Super Trac Pack.
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
for loading crom to tool do we use 2011 rt as our vehicle? trinity does not accept new file . keeps asking to select proper vehicle.
2007 300c sold
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
gotcam,
Why would you want to load that file to your car? It is meant only for the "Mopar 11" Chargers!

Why would you want to load that file to your car? It is meant only for the "Mopar 11" Chargers!
2012 R/T Max - DS Trinity 93 Oct tune; LMI Frankentake IV; Mid-Muffler delete; BT Catch Can; 30% tint fronts, 20% back and rear; Escort Passport 9500 ix; TX Toll Tag <--- LOL! ;-P
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
My test results with the 91 octane tune on my Mopar '11 Charger were not impressive. I picked up 1/10th of a second and 1/2 mph in my drag strip testing (using DA corrected times).
It is nice to have the ability to reset codes and adjust for tire size changes. The gauges are pretty cool too. Is that worth $550? The jury is still out on that one. Hopefully, as the tunes mature, I will be able to see a more significant benefit. I started looking around for dyno tuners in my area, but I've been told that with the limited amount of mods I have, I probably won't see much of an improvement. I need to reach out to Vas (or is it Johan) and see what he thinks.
It is nice to have the ability to reset codes and adjust for tire size changes. The gauges are pretty cool too. Is that worth $550? The jury is still out on that one. Hopefully, as the tunes mature, I will be able to see a more significant benefit. I started looking around for dyno tuners in my area, but I've been told that with the limited amount of mods I have, I probably won't see much of an improvement. I need to reach out to Vas (or is it Johan) and see what he thinks.
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Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
my neighbor has the M11 (good neighborhood huh?). i have the sho he has the sho and go.
2007 300c sold
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
After Installing 91 octane tune with 180 stat, fan adj. We settled on 3.5% fuel increase all WOT( no wb just feel and knock log). Rev limit in drive set to 6200. Shift firmness increased and adaptive reset.......
Holy Crap! Wheel spin before was fun. Kilnboy could turn a corner with throttle only, but now it is almost dangerous. we had several second gear shifts that lit up the tires and started spinning again before computer controlled it. The signature M11 growl at high rpm shift happens almost all gears now. the manual shifting pulls even more adrenaline. Such a different beast from my 300c. 7 months and $600.00 was hard to watch him eat. especially when i got to install mine and get my 300c to pull away (at times). Now the scales are quite tipped. For all the DS bashing going on lately, i have been satisfied by my purchase and his. Thanks.
Holy Crap! Wheel spin before was fun. Kilnboy could turn a corner with throttle only, but now it is almost dangerous. we had several second gear shifts that lit up the tires and started spinning again before computer controlled it. The signature M11 growl at high rpm shift happens almost all gears now. the manual shifting pulls even more adrenaline. Such a different beast from my 300c. 7 months and $600.00 was hard to watch him eat. especially when i got to install mine and get my 300c to pull away (at times). Now the scales are quite tipped. For all the DS bashing going on lately, i have been satisfied by my purchase and his. Thanks.
2007 300c sold
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
That's interesting info. I guess I'll have to play around with it a little bit. However, I thought they had not solved the raising the shift points issue.gotcam wrote:After Installing 91 octane tune with 180 stat, fan adj. We settled on 3.5% fuel increase all WOT( no wb just feel and knock log). Rev limit in drive set to 6200. Shift firmness increased and adaptive reset.......
Holy Crap! Wheel spin before was fun. Kilnboy could turn a corner with throttle only, but now it is almost dangerous. we had several second gear shifts that lit up the tires and started spinning again before computer controlled it. The signature M11 growl at high rpm shift happens almost all gears now. the manual shifting pulls even more adrenaline. Such a different beast from my 300c. 7 months and $600.00 was hard to watch him eat. especially when i got to install mine and get my 300c to pull away (at times). Now the scales are quite tipped. For all the DS bashing going on lately, i have been satisfied by my purchase and his. Thanks.
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
so u have raised shit points option ?? 
Charger 2011 RT with Volant CAI , BBK TB 85 , BBK Long Headers , BBK mid pipe with HF cats , MaganaF Catback, SLP 25% underdrive pully ,180 JET TSTAT, NGK Iridium XI , Diablo sport Trinity tuned by Johan. CAM coming soon
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
gotcam wrote:After Installing 91 octane tune with 180 stat, fan adj. We settled on 3.5% fuel increase all WOT( no wb just feel and knock log). Rev limit in drive set to 6200. Shift firmness increased and adaptive reset.......
Holy Crap! Wheel spin before was fun. Kilnboy could turn a corner with throttle only, but now it is almost dangerous. we had several second gear shifts that lit up the tires and started spinning again before computer controlled it. The signature M11 growl at high rpm shift happens almost all gears now. the manual shifting pulls even more adrenaline. Such a different beast from my 300c. 7 months and $600.00 was hard to watch him eat. especially when i got to install mine and get my 300c to pull away (at times). Now the scales are quite tipped. For all the DS bashing going on lately, i have been satisfied by my purchase and his. Thanks.
Is the shift Point problem has been resolved ?
What type your engine ?
5.7 or 6.4
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
The shift point may not have actually changed ( just raised rev limit in drive/ increased shift firmness). I just listed the changes we commanded. The change in power band and the amount of torque being carried over into the next gear after a shift is greater than before = 2nd gear tire chirps/ wheel spin. The WOT skip shift is an issue the M11 has that my 300 doesn't/hasn't had. we adjusted 20% throttle boost for the "feel" of faster pedal response. This is Kilnboys daily driver. The look on his face was all i needed to see he noticed the changes. It will be even better when he doesn't have my 200lbs of co-pilot negating some ponies.
The Mopar 11 has the 5.7
The Mopar 11 has the 5.7
2007 300c sold
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
2011 300c sold
2012 300c srt8 sold
2014 GC SRT
Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
Thank you "Gotcam"gotcam wrote:The shift point may not have actually changed ( just raised rev limit in drive/ increased shift firmness). I just listed the changes we commanded. The change in power band and the amount of torque being carried over into the next gear after a shift is greater than before = 2nd gear tire chirps/ wheel spin. The WOT skip shift is an issue the M11 has that my 300 doesn't/hasn't had. we adjusted 20% throttle boost for the "feel" of faster pedal response. This is Kilnboys daily driver. The look on his face was all i needed to see he noticed the changes. It will be even better when he doesn't have my 200lbs of co-pilot negating some ponies.
The Mopar 11 has the 5.7

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Re: Mopar 11 Chargers
wooo!gotcam wrote:After Installing 91 octane tune with 180 stat, fan adj. We settled on 3.5% fuel increase all WOT( no wb just feel and knock log). Rev limit in drive set to 6200. Shift firmness increased and adaptive reset.......
Holy Crap! Wheel spin before was fun. Kilnboy could turn a corner with throttle only, but now it is almost dangerous. we had several second gear shifts that lit up the tires and started spinning again before computer controlled it. The signature M11 growl at high rpm shift happens almost all gears now. the manual shifting pulls even more adrenaline. Such a different beast from my 300c. 7 months and $600.00 was hard to watch him eat. especially when i got to install mine and get my 300c to pull away (at times). Now the scales are quite tipped. For all the DS bashing going on lately, i have been satisfied by my purchase and his. Thanks.
Mike Litsch
DiabloSport Brand Manager
Diablo Tech support by phone:
561-908-0040
M-F 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST
[email protected]
DiabloSport Brand Manager
Diablo Tech support by phone:
561-908-0040
M-F 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST
[email protected]