it’s not everyday where you can win a new truck, but our friends over at Hypertech are lending you that opportunity. Just a few days ago, we heard about this through Hypertech themselves — all you have to do, is buy a new Hypertech tuning product. Then you head over to ProjectBlueChip.com and register before Midnight, June 30th, 2017 (Central Time). Learn more about this great truck below!
Official Release:
Enter to Win a 2016 Colorado 3.6L Z71 4×4, Courtesy of Hypertech!
Memphis, TN – Hypertech, the world leader in high-performance engine tuning products, is proud to announce Project Blue Chip, the grand prize in a sweepstakes showcasing its Max Energy 2.0 Power Programmers.
A 2016 Chevy Colorado Crew Cab Z71 Pickup, modified by Portland, Oregon’s Carolina Kustoms, features a 5.5” BDS lift kit and body lift, Magnaflow exhaust, Pro Comp wheels and tires, Hypertech Max Energy 2.0 Tuner, AMP Research Powersteps, Anzo USA headlights, Line-X bedliner, AiRaid intake, VisionX LED lights, BOLT locks, Bushwacker fender flares, Axalta paint, Wizards polishes, and Roadwire leather seat covers.
For owners looking to maximize horsepower, torque and overall performance, Max Energy 2.0 Power Programmers optimize engine tuning to deliver more power-per-dollar than any other bolt-on on the market today, and in the process deliver 1-3 more MPGs, 16 HP@ 6850 RPM, and 21 Ft.-Lbs. @ 3250 RPM (on premium gas). The Max Energy 2.0 recalibrates your speedometer/odometer when using larger tires or different rear axle ratios. In addition, it reprograms your tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) when using larger replacement tires with tire pressures that differ from the stock tires.
For more application-specific performance features or information about the Sweepstakes, please refer to www.projectbluechip.com, or our website, www.Hypertech.com.
Rick Seitz is the owner and founder of GMEFI Magazine, and has a true love and passion for all vehicles. When he isn’t tuning, testing, or competing with the brand’s current crop of project vehicles, he’s busy tinkering and planning the next modifications for his own cars.
