AEV Pro Cal 2012 JEEP... Worth it?
Anyone using the AEV Pro Cal on their 12' ? Is it worth it? I am running 285/70/17 MTR's on a lifted 4 door JK With 3.21 gear ratio.
What will I benefit? Are shift points that much better?
What will I benefit? Are shift points that much better?
The AEV unit is not a tuner. It will only change settings like gear ratio, tire size, tpms disable or set to lower value, etc...
h t t p://www.aev-conversions.com/isheets/AEV_ProCal_User_Guide.pdf
h t t p://www.aev-conversions.com/isheets/AEV_ProCal_User_Guide.pdf
Originally Posted by matzjeep
The AEV unit is not a tuner. It will only change settings like gear ratio, tire size, tpms disable or set to lower value, etc...
h t t p://www.aev-conversions.com/isheets/AEV_ProCal_User_Guide.pdf
h t t p://www.aev-conversions.com/isheets/AEV_ProCal_User_Guide.pdf
I bought the procal with my new tires. If you don't recalibrate it may mess with the stability control.
It has some neat features: one touch lane change, daytime running lights, helps center the steering wheel, TMPS adjustment and spedo calibration.
It has some neat features: one touch lane change, daytime running lights, helps center the steering wheel, TMPS adjustment and spedo calibration.
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I think so. My AEV ProCal showed up today - this thing is much smaller than I was thinking it was - almost tiny.
Now I just need some new tires to try it out....
Other notes - as expected the programer "locks" to your VIN - so no sharing with your buddies (you can reset it and lose your custom Jeep settings and then you can re-use the module)
Now I just need some new tires to try it out....
Other notes - as expected the programer "locks" to your VIN - so no sharing with your buddies (you can reset it and lose your custom Jeep settings and then you can re-use the module)


