2007--2009 Saturn Sky - 2.0L Turbo - Advantage

Easy to order, easy to download and set up. Great, quick answers to questions I had.

I ordered it. It arrived.

So, I dragged my feet for several days. After all, I was doing brain surgery on my baby. Finally though, I did it, connected up to my laptop, sat through the agonizing 10-15 minutes watching the progress bar. It finished, and the lights on the dash all went off and came back on. All looked normal.

Turn off the key, turn it back on, start the car. 

The car started. I STILL HAD A CAR! 🙂

I rolled out of the driveway, down the street. Kinda .. didn't feel any different.

Got out to the highway, I goosed it a little. HOLY CRAP! I got a traction warning light on the dash and about snapped my head off! I was NOT prepared for that, even though that's what I thought I was buying.

Over the next couple days I played around with it. The additional performance is astounding. All this extra, right there in my Sky, but GM never activated it.

And all for about a third what I was prepared to pay for the "official" GM upgrade.

Don't hesitate - at least for the Saturn Sky (and of course, the Solstice GXP) this is what you need. BUY IT!

I received the Trifecta cable and download about one week after I ordered it.  When the cable came I then went into my e-mail and found Trifecta had also sent the download links for the calibration software. I read the instructions first and then downloaded the calibration and program software into my PC. Everything went smoothly.  I then loaded the calibration into my Sky Redline.  That went smoothly also.  I chose the "Competition" button to activate the Trifecta software.  My Sky Redline normally would register 16-18 psi at max.  When I switched to the calibration software using my competition button I was seeing 23-24 psi.  The kick in the pants from the added power is very exciting.  This tune is worth every cent of it's cost.  The car is even more exciting to drive than before.

My Sky Redline was quick but now, it's scary quick. Easy installation, too. Amazing how these microprocessors on wheels can be tuned by zeros and ones.