Tuner Recommendations?

[jmatta33]

well my jeep is a salvage so no warranty to worry about lol


RLTW!!!

 

[blask06]

I have a superchips traildash that I really like. It's really easy to switch between tunes and change settings. Also, it has a lot of realtime information displayed. You can pick which things you want it to show you and it can be used as a back up camera. I did notice a slight gain in MPG from their 87 tune. Tried the premium tune once. I noticed a slightly better performance, but not enough for me to keep pumping premium in my tank. I'll be running the Diablo soon. We'll see how it compares function wise soon.

 

[falcon241073]

Anybody have any experience with the Trail Dash on a 2012+ with a 6-speed? All I'm wondering is if there's any noticeable power gains. I know with an automatic the changes may be more noticeable because of the transmission tuning, but what about on a manual?

Seat of pants dyno I noticed a difference with the 87 setting. Using the gas as fast as I can so I can try the 94 setting just to see. Only quirk I found was setting 5he speedo. I had to say my tire size was 33.5 to get the speedo to match my gps. I run 35's. And yes I measured them. I also set it to my 4.88 gears. So far I like the traildash


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[littlered_jk]

Question about fuel economy though. I filled up after installing tune. Reset both the traildash fuel economy gauge and the jeep evic. Right now the Superchips is reporting 2mpg better than the jeep evic. I set the correct tire size in and the speedometer is correct with my phone gps. So my question is which is correct. Traildash or EVIC[/QUOTE