Disgusted-ranting
Moderator: mikel
- duallydave
- Posts: 448
- Joined: Mon May 14, 2007 11:05 am
what did u pay for it,i got mine from a local autoparts shop and i got a good deal for the performance,then i let my dad try it out on his 03 and he liked it so much he wouldnt give it back,then i bouht a used on on dtr for really cheap,works awsome,i think the biggest prob on here is that diablo is trying to market so many products with not enough manpower,and thier trying to keep up with the newest models of trucks and cars,if theres a isue with a old model it kinda gets put on the bcakburner.i would like to see a deticated tech for each model of tuner.if johan was deticated to the dodge diesels only im sure we would all be happy,but we all have to remeber hes stretched so thin and probaly has to answer to a higher managemnt.we all try to compare diablo to the smarty but its not the same,smarty guys only work on the cummins,so thier 8 hour day is very productive.if diablo is making profits and wants to continue to make profits i feel they should try to deticate a tech to each product if its financially feasable.just my 2cents
04 l/box.predator quad race x2 cammander.bhaf.6spd stick.
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Ram_tough_06
- Posts: 27
- Joined: Fri Feb 15, 2008 1:10 pm
I have to admit on the programmer although the power I got with my programmer was very good; I have to admit that I no longer have my truck "programmed" with the Diablo. I run into a few roadside emission checks while traveling interstate, which can get very costly so I stopped with the programmer. Now one thing I did have my truck reflashed because of a charging system/and grid heater problem. Right now the power I am getting stock and I noticed my MPG is holding at about 19.5 empty and if I run my 14k gooseneck loaded on the flats 14mpg and in the mountains between 12.5 to 13MPG.
So I will for now just stay with the stock program it will be a whole lot cheaper for me to do this, I am sure certain areas they don’t do the roadside checks the programmer will be fine but to be caught with a program or even a module can cost you $1,000's if you get caught.. Maybe when my truck is older and I just drive it around my local area, I might give it a try again, but that wont be till it gets older and I cant trust it for driving it interstate any more.

So I will for now just stay with the stock program it will be a whole lot cheaper for me to do this, I am sure certain areas they don’t do the roadside checks the programmer will be fine but to be caught with a program or even a module can cost you $1,000's if you get caught.. Maybe when my truck is older and I just drive it around my local area, I might give it a try again, but that wont be till it gets older and I cant trust it for driving it interstate any more.
06 Dodge Ram 3500 Dually with a G56 Manual 4x4 with Jake Brake
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detrailers
- Posts: 13
- Joined: Sat Mar 28, 2009 10:12 pm
I have had no problems. Yesterday I finally loaded the latest upgrade to the programmer and reinstalled in my truck. Acutaly I also add the rkl tunes and am running one of those again. Not sure why but the truck seems to run smoother on the extreme or extreme rkl. Anyway I have no issues other then the bad idle when cold outside. Which this year happens to be forever.
Reg
2005 3500 Quad Cab Laramie L/B
Predator, AFE stage II, boost fooler
Pillar Mount gauges Billet low stall TC
2005 3500 Quad Cab Laramie L/B
Predator, AFE stage II, boost fooler
Pillar Mount gauges Billet low stall TC