Bully Dog Triple Dog GT Gas Tuner
04-12-2011, 06:02 AM
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04-12-2011, 07:46 AM
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Going through the pages on this thread, it seems as though people are satisfied with the BD tuner, and I'm thinking about buying one.. $350 is a little much for me right now, but I was going to go with a used SC anyway so why not shell out a little more for something like this, right? 
04-12-2011, 08:10 AM
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I saw where Fastrat asked this question, but I could not find an answer. How does BD handle the TPMS? Turn the pressure down, turn them off? Please advise.
I have the Hypertech which I hate, but I don't want to own another one of these tuners unless it does it all.
I have the Hypertech which I hate, but I don't want to own another one of these tuners unless it does it all.
04-14-2011, 11:10 AM
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Finally Installed BullyDog
I finally finished the installation of the Bullydog Tuner. 2 days of working on it and IT WAS ALL MY FAULT!!!!!!!!!
If you have half a brain, unlike me, then it is a very easy install. I made it much more difficult than it should have been because I had my jeep key switch on the "accessory" position not the "run" position. I thought it was on the "run" position and I even told the tech support guys at Bullydog that it was in fact on the "run" position. Those people were so helpful that they went to get their engineering department involved after we checked all the settings and couldn't get the program to download.
Then, while still on the phone with tech support, I turned the key switch one more position forward and it worked just like it was supposed to work.
Boy did I feel stupid
Great product. Power gains very noticeable. Still adjusting tire size to get the speedo accurate with a gps although it is very close now. Display is great. Nice to have trans temp.
Happy times
If you have half a brain, unlike me, then it is a very easy install. I made it much more difficult than it should have been because I had my jeep key switch on the "accessory" position not the "run" position. I thought it was on the "run" position and I even told the tech support guys at Bullydog that it was in fact on the "run" position. Those people were so helpful that they went to get their engineering department involved after we checked all the settings and couldn't get the program to download.
Then, while still on the phone with tech support, I turned the key switch one more position forward and it worked just like it was supposed to work.
Boy did I feel stupid
Great product. Power gains very noticeable. Still adjusting tire size to get the speedo accurate with a gps although it is very close now. Display is great. Nice to have trans temp.
Happy times
04-14-2011, 12:55 PM
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04-14-2011, 12:59 PM
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04-14-2011, 02:48 PM
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Thanks Scooter, I may have to sell my Superchips for this instead, I wouldn't mind having those extra gauges on there all the time, even though I usually monitor my stuff through my phone with a bluetooth OBD adapter.
04-14-2011, 03:33 PM
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Hey guys...a lot of great info...I like what I've read so far...quick question...I run 35 on a JKU...Auto..you guys with this as well as gears...which would you buy first...I'm currently saving for gears...in your opinions...