Superchips for south FLA.

Not sure if this is for real, but someone from superchips looking for a test vehicle in southg florida.

Ford F150 - Superchips needs a 2010-11 6.2L Raptor for R&D - Ford F150 .net

Hmmmm.... Aftermarket companies often recruit vehicles to test their products on by offering freebies to the owners. If I were near FL I would look into this.

Any Flawida boys in the house?

Has anyone installed this? Opinion?
Ford F150 SVT Raptor Performance Chip

aboyle said:

Has anyone installed this? Opinion?
Ford F150 SVT Raptor Performance Chip

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Now that is some funny stuff. 60hp/60tq gain and a N/A motor for $69.99. No doubt they will sell some but no way would I touch it.

These guys are legit. I live in the Orlando area and my neighbors have hooked up with Super Chips several times with their trucks as test rigs. It's a great deal. Free tuner, plus you get one on one engineering support. They are very interactive. Only issue is youy are a beta rig so you have to be prepared for some issues, but they are great about fixing stuff ASAP. My Raptor is scheduled for build on Feb 20 so as soon as I get it I will contact them.

IH-Scout_800A said:

These guys are legit. I live in the Orlando area and my neighbors have hooked up with Super Chips several times with their trucks as test rigs. It's a great deal. Free tuner, plus you get one on one engineering support. They are very interactive. Only issue is youy are a beta rig so you have to be prepared for some issues, but they are great about fixing stuff ASAP. My Raptor is scheduled for build on Feb 20 so as soon as I get it I will contact them.

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Hey Scout keep us posted!

Also, I couldn't help noticing your 1970 Scout listed in your sig line.
When I was a kid we had a mid-sixties? Scout, metal bench seats in the back, no seat belts, standard gear-grinder-mother swearing transmission and vacuum operated windshield wipers that had their own ideas on rythm. My mother would pile us four kids into the back and off we would go to the nearest lake. I loved that thing. I was probably only 8 when my parents sold it.