AEV Procal and 33's?
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AEV Procal and 33's?
I've read alot about 35's and regearing and the Procal, but I haven't found much on 33's.
My question is do I really need to get the Procal with just 33's.
I can live with my speedometer being off by 2 mph,
But if the shift points being off are going to screw up my transmission over time I wanna know.
I have a few offroading trips planned In the next couple months, But for the most part its my DD.
2011 JKU Auto 3.73 gears
285/70r17 Duratracs
Thanks!
My question is do I really need to get the Procal with just 33's.
I can live with my speedometer being off by 2 mph,
But if the shift points being off are going to screw up my transmission over time I wanna know.
I have a few offroading trips planned In the next couple months, But for the most part its my DD.
2011 JKU Auto 3.73 gears
285/70r17 Duratracs
Thanks!
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I've read alot about 35's and regearing and the Procal, but I haven't found much on 33's.
My question is do I really need to get the Procal with just 33's.
I can live with my speedometer being off by 2 mph,
But if the shift points being off are going to screw up my transmission over time I wanna know.
I have a few offroading trips planned In the next couple months, But for the most part its my DD.
2011 JKU Auto 3.73 gears
285/70r17 Duratracs
Thanks!
My question is do I really need to get the Procal with just 33's.
I can live with my speedometer being off by 2 mph,
But if the shift points being off are going to screw up my transmission over time I wanna know.
I have a few offroading trips planned In the next couple months, But for the most part its my DD.
2011 JKU Auto 3.73 gears
285/70r17 Duratracs
Thanks!
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I went from stock tires to 33s. I drove around for a while before I ordered it. Wow, what a difference. It's like new again haha. I think it's worth it. It also comes in handy with TPMS lights and idle level for winching. When I regear, I can also adjust for that. It's worth the money, in my opinion.
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So the procal will fix my shift points going from the stock rubi wheels/tires to some 285's? My jeep seems a little "confused" when I mash the gas sometimes like it doesn't know which gear to pick.....LOL
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ProCal Module Functions:
While plugged into the OBD port, the ProCal Module can also:
- Tire Size
- Gear Ratio
- One Touch Lane Change
- Daytime Running Lamps
- Low Tire Pressure Indicator
- Smart Bar Indicator Disable (after Smart Bar removal)
- Clear Diagnostic Trouble Codes
While plugged into the OBD port, the ProCal Module can also:
- Set a Temporary Extended Idle
- Provide a Dead Center Steering Wheel Indication
- Clear Diagnostic Trouble Codes / Turn off the Check Engine Lamp
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Clears the trouble code.
Your JK can display the codes....or you can use a hand held code reader.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...hat-They-Mean&
Your JK can display the codes....or you can use a hand held code reader.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...hat-They-Mean&