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I am looking for the cheapest place online to get the Hypertech Power Programmer III.  If ya'll could give me the price and url of any places you know of...  this is what I have.

 

www.jegs.com   -  $339

www.4wheelparts.com  -  $347

www.performanceproducts.com  -  $364

www.desertrat.com  -  $336

www.truckperformance.com  -  $339

www.gearsareus.com/truckaccessories.htm  -  $299

 

Thanks in advance.

Posted

darnit im not at home and wont be for awhile but here at a local parts place i got mine for $279.99

 

Jon by chance if you read this did you give them a call?  Also if you have the number please share

Posted

Heres the place i have no idea if they ship or not

 

Van Senus Auto Parts

6920 Kennedy Avenue Hammond, IN 46323-2299 Phone 844-2900

Posted

VAN SENUS AUTO PARTS

6920 Kennedy Ave.

Hammond, IN 46323

(219) 844-2900

 

This is where ryanbab got his, he said something like 280 out the door.  So, w/ shipping you'd still be under 300.

Posted

the power of the internet

 

amazing just typed in the name in a search and it spit out the info

 

Their website still isnt working

 

Ill get their aol email address for you tonight

Posted

Yea please let me know what they say.

 

I have dealt with them lots of times locally but never with shipping things.

 

Pretty good business they have been around for awhile.

Posted

A guy on another forum posted this site who is selling it for $299.  Now that is a good deal, but the site looks like crap, so I am wondering how much faith I have in them!

 

http://www.gearsareus.com/truckaccessories.htm

 

 

I will call them, and post here the results of the phone call.  It will have to wait until I get home, can't make those long distance calls from work!

Posted

Does anyone here know about how long it takes Hypertech to release these products for the different model years?

 

I've got an '02 Denali and so far there isn't a PPIII for it, and the one for '01 Yukon's won't work in it (I've tried, doesn't recognize the VIN). I'd hate to have to wait until next fall to do this.

 

Adam

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Posted

Ok guys, here is the deal... I called Van Senus, and they told me they are selling it for $339.  They must have been running a special.

 

Here is what I did.  I went to 4WheelParts, and had them order one for me, and I told him I could get it on the web at GearsAreUs.com for $299.  So, the guy at 4Wheel said just print out the webpage with $299 on it, and he'll sell it to me for that becuase they will beat "any price" out there.  So I am getting mine for $299.

 

Plus, I don't have to pay shipping!

 

Good luck to you all.  And, sorry for the delay.

Posted

hmmm $339?

 

Ill have to go down there (good excuse) and inquire about this.

 

Maybe they raised the price since they just remodeled the inside of their store.

 

Their warehouse isnt to shabby either (spotless)

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