1506 – Ford late-model diesel trucks (excluding Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel vehicles)
  1516 – Ford late-model gasoline trucks & SUVs
  2506 – GM late-model diesel trucks (excluding ULSD vehicles)
  2516 – GM late-model gasoline trucks & SUVs
  3506 – Dodge late-model diesel trucks (excluding ULSD vehicles)
  3516 – Dodge late-model gasoline Hemi trucks

The first release will include all part numbers and comprehensive coverage with 2007 – 2008 GM 5.3L Trucks and 2003 – 2006 Ford 6.0L Powerstroke the first two calibrations to go through Superchips new validation process. Mileage XS is releasing with some new economy specific calibrations and some from previous releases that through the R&D process, Superchips documented to have the best economy gains for specific vehicles. Superchips is on a R&D and certification schedule to validate new vehicle coverage roughly every week. Next calibrations to be validated are GM Duramax and Ford Gas Truck engines.

Early field tests indicate that customers can expect up to a 15% MPG gain depending on the vehicle and engine. Current Superchips customers will be able to download the new economy calibrations directly from Superchips. “In such a tough economy we wanted to make sure we reached out to our current customers,” continues Bennett. Superchips will also make available, when possible, calibrations to run lower octane gas on vehicles that require 91 octane saving customers money at the pump.

Whether you need power, performance, drivability, or improved fuel economy, Cortex, Flashpaq and Mileage XS from Superchips can provide it. Superchips offers a complete line of hand-held programmers and other performance products for most late-model domestic cars, trucks, and SUVs.