About the AEV ProCal Module for Jeep JK’s.

I have a '12 JKU. Does anyone have an opinion as
to whether it is a good thing to have or not?

I found it for $149.00 through Advanced Adapters.

Is this a good price?

 

That is normal price. If you have larger than stock tires or have changed gears, then it is the best thing available for your '12 since no programmers are available yet.

 

That's how much they run from aev direct

 

Same price at northridge4x4.com and David will ship it for free!

 

seems the only benefit of the procal, is speedo correction?

 

I am interested in the AEV also. So Northridge is the best way to go?

 

Thanks for Your Assistance.

 

Prices do not ever change between retailers on AEV products; so $149 is the price everyone is paying. I just purchased the procal module for my 2012 JKU Rubi for my tires but some of the other functions are as follows:

Tire size change - available tire sizes are 24"-54" (speedometer recalibration)
Low pressure sensors - you can set what pressure you want the sensors to go off at, or just turn that feature off
Axle ratio - option between: 3.07, 3.21, 3.55, 3.73, 4.10, 4.56, 4.88, 5.13, 5.38, 5.67
Restore - restore everything back to your stock settings
Options - one touch lane change or daytime running lamps or auto sway bar system
Engine Functions - set pedal, set VIN, clear DTC codes
Runtime Functions - you can set your idle higher when running your winch

Also, once you plug your procal module into a jeep, it will not work on any other jeep.

Hope this helps pal

 

I think I am going this route. I have bought other programmers in the past and you never seem to use them again after you get them set up the first time.

 

I am running 37's with stock 4.10s and the procal has made it really nice. Shift points corrected, speedo, and lowered the tpms limit. 2 thumbs up!!