I just bought an 04 hemi gtx and drove it from houston so i'm sure it's broke in with a straight 800 miles at 70-80 mph, but when i do get on it, which is very rare, it won't break the tires loose or even chirp them, now granted i have the special chrome 20's with 285's but still 360 horse (cat back exhaust) and no tire spin???? and also when it shifts from first to second it's FREAKING weak, it basically is really really weak and you can even hear it through the exhaust, like it just basically is governed in the computer to not shift hard and kinda wimps out right at the shift point??? i'm just wondering if it's just not broke in yet (computer wise) or if it's going to be that way forever and i have to get a computer put in to get it to really run???? but love the truck nonetheless!!! and am kinda displeased with performance so far!! oh and the downshifts suck, they don't really kick from 3rd to 1st like i want, but i'm sure that's fixable with a programmer or computer??
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"never squat with spurs"
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From what Ive read the computer learns the way you drive and compinsates for it. Go out and from a stop try spinning the tires. From full stop stomp on the gas and hold till it shifts do this about 4 times. I did it yesterday and it worked. on the first nothing just took off with not even a chirp. on the 2nd a small chirp from right side on the third a bigger little chirp from both sides and on the 4th all hell broke loose. I have the 04 QC Ram 4.7. I was surprised to learn that it would learn driving habits. I baby my truck and hardly ever spin the tires but I just wanted to know it would do it!
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"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming -- WOW--What a Ride!"
i hope not 10K miles, i only drive it once or twice a week and 10K miles is a long ways away, i'm at 1400, and i've heard that about the learning too, but i don't like it b/c you can't even show what you got unless you know it's coming up and get it "learned" to whoop some SS or something, that's crazy, b/c i baby mine all the time and was just wondering if it will change anytime soon as far as shifting b/c when i do get on it i want it to be there and not have to do it, like you said, three or four times to get what i want out of it!! Thanks all for the words, i'm workin on cold air, but thanks again!!
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04 HEMI GTX
"never squat with spurs"
From what Ive read the computer learns the way you drive and compinsates for it. Go out and from a stop try spinning the tires. From full stop stomp on the gas and hold till it shifts do this about 4 times. I did it yesterday and it worked. on the first nothing just took off with not even a chirp. on the 2nd a small chirp from right side on the third a bigger little chirp from both sides and on the 4th all hell broke loose. I have the 04 QC Ram 4.7. I was surprised to learn that it would learn driving habits. I baby my truck and hardly ever spin the tires but I just wanted to know it would do it!
I did the exact same thing and it worked the same way. 4th time is the charm.
Tell ya what I'll do, I trade ya my truck for yours
TRADE??? I haven't finished with my mods yet.
I'm still trying to figure out which CAI I like the best. Then again, if I get rid of my car, then maybe the misses will let me get a supercharger instead.