JET Performance Module
11-16-2006, 07:15 AM
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JET Performance Module
I was browsing Quadratec's web site to see if any new products have popped up, and saw advertising for a Stage 1 and a Stage II Plug-in module which adjust fuel curves, timing, and enhance performance.
Has anyone given one of these a go yet?? Ideally, we need someone to take their JK to a Dyno, make a run to log the actual rear-wheel horsepower, then install the plug-in module, and make a second run to measure any performance gains.
Anyone own their own Dyno or willing to blow $300-600 for the sake of science??
While you're there, try adding a cold-air induction package and test that too!!! 
I bet some of our sponsors may have access to a dyno...
Tom
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Has anyone given one of these a go yet?? Ideally, we need someone to take their JK to a Dyno, make a run to log the actual rear-wheel horsepower, then install the plug-in module, and make a second run to measure any performance gains.
Anyone own their own Dyno or willing to blow $300-600 for the sake of science??
While you're there, try adding a cold-air induction package and test that too!!! I bet some of our sponsors may have access to a dyno...Tom
Bryson City, NC
11-16-2006, 10:44 AM
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The shop thats doing my exhaust and intake next week has a dyno that I can use anytime.. I will be dyno'ing stock and then the differences between a true dual and single exhuast system with Airaid Intake System and then adding the stage II chip.. I will post a new thread with all the results..
11-16-2006, 12:17 PM
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The shop thats doing my exhaust and intake next week has a dyno that I can use anytime.. I will be dyno'ing stock and then the differences between a true dual and single exhuast system with Airaid Intake System and then adding the stage II chip.. I will post a new thread with all the results..
11-16-2006, 05:24 PM
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The shop thats doing my exhaust and intake next week has a dyno that I can use anytime.. I will be dyno'ing stock and then the differences between a true dual and single exhuast system with Airaid Intake System and then adding the stage II chip.. I will post a new thread with all the results..
This is great info for us to get.
Thanks -
Post pics too - curious what the exhaust will look like....
11-16-2006, 06:32 PM
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I had mine on the dyno last friday when I had the AEM Brute Force intake installed. The pics are on another JK board. The moderator is doing the write up so I don't want to spoil his story, but we did see a gain in both HP and TQ across the board. I'd love to see what the Jet module puts out in real numbers, but I would also like to wait and see what the competition comes up with. FzyPchz what kind of exhaust are you putting on your JK?
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I had mine on the dyno last friday when I had the AEM Brute Force intake installed. The pics are on another JK board. The moderator is doing the write up so I don't want to spoil his story, but we did see a gain in both HP and TQ across the board. I'd love to see what the Jet module puts out in real numbers, but I would also like to wait and see what the competition comes up with. FzyPchz what kind of exhaust are you putting on your JK?