Superchip Flashpaq Help for Noobie.
07-07-2011, 12:09 PM
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Superchip Flashpaq Help for Noobie.
Hi everyone!
I just got my Superchips Flashpaq (3875) on my 2010 JKU Rubicon. I installed it to my 35" tires and changed the gas to 87 octane. I took it for a quick drive and it seemed like the spedometer is still off. I was pacing myself with other cars that were going slower than everyone else on a 45MPH zone and it said I was at 60 MPH. Is there a "break in period"? I know.. silly question!
Also, does anyone have a quick "how to" on setting gear ratio's and tire pressure adjustments? - Thanks in advance!
I just got my Superchips Flashpaq (3875) on my 2010 JKU Rubicon. I installed it to my 35" tires and changed the gas to 87 octane. I took it for a quick drive and it seemed like the spedometer is still off. I was pacing myself with other cars that were going slower than everyone else on a 45MPH zone and it said I was at 60 MPH. Is there a "break in period"? I know.. silly question!
Also, does anyone have a quick "how to" on setting gear ratio's and tire pressure adjustments? - Thanks in advance!
07-07-2011, 12:31 PM
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Sounds like the tire size you selected doesn’t match the real size as measured. Check it and confirm that. My 35" procomps are actual set to 33.75" in the superchip programmer.
Second, while you’re in advance settings after selecting your 87 octane, you can select your gear ratios and everything else. I myself haven’t got the TPSM to turn off even after updating and selecting it on the superchips software but everything else works great. If you plug it in while driving you can go to advance features... and somewhere in there can’t remember right now but you can pull up all the sensors on the vehicle and view up to 4 at a time. Nice little feature if you can mount the programmer somewhere to watch them.
Any questions just PM me!
Second, while you’re in advance settings after selecting your 87 octane, you can select your gear ratios and everything else. I myself haven’t got the TPSM to turn off even after updating and selecting it on the superchips software but everything else works great. If you plug it in while driving you can go to advance features... and somewhere in there can’t remember right now but you can pull up all the sensors on the vehicle and view up to 4 at a time. Nice little feature if you can mount the programmer somewhere to watch them.
Any questions just PM me!
07-07-2011, 12:48 PM
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If you plug it in while driving you can go to advance features... and somewhere in there can’t remember right now but you can pull up all the sensors on the vehicle and view up to 4 at a time. Nice little feature if you can mount the programmer somewhere to watch them.
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07-07-2011, 12:51 PM
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Thanks guys... as soon as I get off work, I will re-try with actual tire size. I will also try to plug it in while driving. Ill be back with more info!
07-07-2011, 02:38 PM
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I used a GPS and a electronic speed sign. My 33" duratracs are set at 32 and the MPH is within .5mph accuracy. Gear ratio should be set to whatever gears your rig is running.
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07-09-2011, 05:39 AM
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Tire size was way off. I fixed that. But one last question. There is an option for gear ratio. Is that there if I mechanically changed the ratio? Or does this tell the jeeps computer it should be "this"?