Review on Unleash Your Vehicle's Potential with the 8200 DiabloSport inTune i3 by Jesse Stewart

This 2016 V6 Colorado was the most annoying car I've ever owned and there have been many. The combination of transmission and engine does not go together, I thought. Regardless of what the magazines say, my 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Turbo 4 can pull a load more comfortably, uses more fuel, pulls uphill without downshifting, and if you press the gas pedal a little you'll go a little faster if you want to press the accelerator pedal. much, easily get into the high-speed traffic. Colorado couldn't do any of that. Although I was about to take a big devaluation hit, the Colorado had to go. My son persuaded me to try the Diablo programmer as he was very happy with what he had done for his 2015 V8 Sierra. This programmer completely changed the truck! Now it's a goalkeeper. In fact, it is now a pleasure to drive. You step on the gas pedal and now something good is happening instead of actually slowing down on a hill. MPG has grown by about 1 MPG, and considering I'm constantly "testing" its performance, it's great. It wasn't cheap, but it was certainly better than getting rid of that snail.