Superchips 2815 and 2865

[slicks2003]

What's the deference between them? The 2865 is the substitute for 2815 according to summit.. I can get a brand new 2815 for $200..

[Dragon2U]

2815 vs 2865...Why are there two part numbers?

Recently Superchips revised (or actually combined) part numbers in order to reduce the number of units that a dealer would need to stock. Up until last year the GM gas vehicles had 2 part numbers, 2815 & 2825. Between the 2 part numbers, they covered all years of the GM gas vehicles. There is now a new part number 2865 that does all of the GM gas vehicles instead of splitting them in half. So what does this mean to you as a consumer? It means you can save a bunch of money, because there is absolutely no difference between the 2815 and the 2865 except how many vehicles it will cover. It is the exact same programming, it updates off of the exact same Superchips Flashpaq updater, and it will give you the exact same results.

[YellowDZH]

Thanks Mike of that information. I have one and was not sure what the difference was.

[Dragon2U]

Originally Posted by YellowDZH

Thanks Mike of that information. I have one and was not sure what the difference was.

[slicks2003]

kool, thanks

[makbros]

Sorry for the stupid question. What is a superchip?

[xoxoxoBruce]

That's a regular chip that ducks into a phone booth then comes out with a red cape.
Check this link.

[YellowDZH]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

That's a regular chip that ducks into a phone booth then comes out with a red cape.
Check this link.

[xoxoxoBruce]

I said I was sorry.

[makbros]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

I said I was sorry.

Thanks for the link.
Nikolas