Superchip setup advice
I have an 2010 automatic 4 dr JK with 3.73 gears. I just put on 315 70R17 tires. Do you all have any suggestions on SC setup for a balance of performance with decent mileage? I am currently using the 91 tune and tire size is programmed. I have messed with the transmission settings.
Also, I have my tire size set but cant get the TPMS below 26. I must be missing something..... can anyone help./ I am planning a gear change in the future but I have to wait for more $$$.
So far, I cant tell much difference between the 87 and 91 octane tunes except for decreased gas mileage with the 91.
Thanks for the help!
Also, I have my tire size set but cant get the TPMS below 26. I must be missing something..... can anyone help./ I am planning a gear change in the future but I have to wait for more $$$.
So far, I cant tell much difference between the 87 and 91 octane tunes except for decreased gas mileage with the 91.
Thanks for the help!
I had the same issue with the TPMS. you need to plug your programmer back up to your PC, then do the easy update. Pick the other TPMS feature... the one that says "enable". I did the same thing. It is confusing. The add on you loaded was only to CHANGE TPMS, the other one disables it.
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So far, I cant tell much difference between the 87 and 91 octane tunes except for decreased gas mileage with the 91.
Last edited by nthinuf; Aug 10, 2010 at 08:27 AM.
I used the 87 tune to start. Then switched to 93 tune with 93 fuel. I couldnt tell any difference I am on the second or third tank of 93. I think the different tunes either advance or retard the timing. It would seem to me that an increase in compression would be needed to get any noticeable affect from 93 octance fuel and a 93 tune. Since the programmer cannot increase compression, save the $1.50 or so per tank and buy something else. Just my 2 cents.
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I used the 87 tune to start. Then switched to 93 tune with 93 fuel. I couldnt tell any difference I am on the second or third tank of 93. I think the different tunes either advance or retard the timing. It would seem to me that an increase in compression would be needed to get any noticeable affect from 93 octance fuel and a 93 tune. Since the programmer cannot increase compression, save the $1.50 or so per tank and buy something else. Just my 2 cents.
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Originally Posted by ethang1977
Out of all the settings, I get the most power AND mileage from the tow tune. Sounds weird but true.

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