whos used the crawl tune on flashpac
08-16-2015, 05:34 PM
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whos used the crawl tune on flashpac
Recently got the 3570 (upgraded to tuner) and messed with it alittle. Anyone use the crawl tune yet on the 3.8 and have any thoughts
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08-16-2015, 05:57 PM
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whos used the crawl tune on flashpac
I used it the last time I went out. I didn't notice much of a difference. I drive a manual though and normally run the tow tune.
08-16-2015, 06:02 PM
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I ran it on my Auto 3.8. IDK about the 6 speed, but with the auto, you will know its on. Took me 3 blocks to get it up to 30mph. On the rocks, the wheels hardly ever stopped turning. The throttle was easy to control, pushing it down never gassed it, just slightly increased the speed. Only useful if you're climbing. If you're a mud kind of person, all you're gonna do is drive slow, and maybe get stuck. I loved the shit outta it. Too bad I cant get one for the 15
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Yeah we have more mud than anything. Do you recommend the tow tune for offroading then. Fyi I do have an auto
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08-18-2015, 01:28 PM
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I went wheeling with 2 Jeepers that tried it and they hated it. They immediately switched it back, I believe both were automatics. They said they couldn't get up to any kind of speed. I don't know what trails are rock crawling the entire time, but if there is any kind of distance between obstacles, it will take you hours to get to the next one.
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I went wheeling with 2 Jeepers that tried it and they hated it. They immediately switched it back, I believe both were automatics. They said they couldn't get up to any kind of speed. I don't know what trails are rock crawling the entire time, but if there is any kind of distance between obstacles, it will take you hours to get to the next one.
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08-19-2015, 01:32 AM
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Crawl mode simply slows the accelerator throttle response input. I actually found it pretty beneficial with my rubicons transfer case in 4low better throttle control with the low gearing
I would only use it if you are rock crawling...that's what it is solely intended for
I would only use it if you are rock crawling...that's what it is solely intended for
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Right now we are using the 87 oct tune with the tpms shut off. Seems good but like everything else I'd like more.. I saw the tow tune takes the higher oct fuel so im guessing its close to the 92 oct tune
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09-07-2015, 05:41 AM
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Crawl mode simply slows the accelerator throttle response input. I actually found it pretty beneficial with my rubicons transfer case in 4low better throttle control with the low gearing I would only use it if you are rock crawling...that's what it is solely intended for