marcusjames2
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I just bought a Flashpaq for my ‘07 JKU. I’d love to know what tune would be best for my stock setup?
Superchips Flashpaq on 3.8
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BABOOZLE
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I think just used the 87 octane one. Big change was the shift points in the transmission. I haven’t dabbled in the other tunes.
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enfielded0405
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I just run the 87 tune. Honestly didn’t notice a big change in performance or mileage. Planned to try the 93 tune but never have. With how tall the auto is geared any small amount of hp is really not felt.
For “real performance” you can feel short of a V8 lol would be gears.
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marcusjames2
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MSJKU11
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I've tried the different tunes but I always stay with the 87. You really need to leave each tune running for a couple weeks to get the real feel of it. Be sure to update your tuner via the pc software to get the latest updates. I never noticed any performance gains but it made the pedal response better. I paired mine with a CAI.
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jeeeep
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stock setup? IMO, a FlashPaq is pretty useless.
When I bought the FlashPaq I tried all the tunes before I made any mods and they did nothing noticeable.
As others have stated, 87 Octane for stock works best.
After I changed out the coil/wires for a performance set the tunes made it more responsive but nothing like a regear if you have larger tires to bring back the performance lost.
When I bought the FlashPaq I tried all the tunes before I made any mods and they did nothing noticeable.
As others have stated, 87 Octane for stock works best.
After I changed out the coil/wires for a performance set the tunes made it more responsive but nothing like a regear if you have larger tires to bring back the performance lost.