My experience with Superchips Vigilante
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My experience with Superchips Vigilante
I did some reading and for the most part the Vigilante has great reviews. So I called their tech support and told the tech my mods I am planning for the bike and he confirmed the Vigilante would be great for my bike. I spoke to one of the online shops and they too said it would be great for the mods I am planning. So I bought it and had everything installed (vance and hines big radius 2/2 and big sucker). Well turns out I got a code for o2's reading hot. Was told it's due to not having cats now and I need to contact Superchips on how to get rid of the code. Superchips told me I have to put cats back on the bike to get rid of the code. I really can't begin to say how pissed I am about doing my research, talking to both the manufacture and a well known online parts business and getting two thumbs up just to be told to pound sand on what I want to do to my bike or live with a check engine light on. So I ordered a Tmax today that will be on the bike tomorrow. I've ran Superchips in my drag cars and Truck for 12 years and to say I'm disappointed now with them is a tremendous understatement.
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Well, that sucks. I guess they "forgot" to say anything about a possible mechanical conflict since they were trying to make a sale.
I haven't heard of anyone on this or other forums that mentioned running a Vigilante on a bike, and after your experience with it I doubt there will be a big rush to try one out. I'm sure you'll have better luck with your Tmax. Mine has worked great for years.
I haven't heard of anyone on this or other forums that mentioned running a Vigilante on a bike, and after your experience with it I doubt there will be a big rush to try one out. I'm sure you'll have better luck with your Tmax. Mine has worked great for years.
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