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01-06-2011, 05:15 AM
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01-06-2011, 05:30 AM
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01-06-2011, 06:16 AM
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Ruining 93 tune its a little more kick than stock, little better milage too it seems,i average 18 +mpg on 93 tune
01-06-2011, 06:33 AM
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01-06-2011, 06:50 AM
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you just might be the exception to that soon...we should all meet out there and see who has the fastest jk around with our sick little 3.8's...naw never mind, im really gentle on henry and that would scare him to death....but id watch ya'll 
my life story...just a little too late......
well im not sure my moneky nipple button is even close to right, i guess next time i take it to the jeep store, i need to have it calibrated, they can do that, right? or can any tire shop?
I wish I would have known you were wanting a Flashpaq a couple of months ago. Sold mine to a forum member in OK.........
I would have been happy with anything over 14 MPGs ......... and that was without any added weight from bumpers/armor/beer gut/armor/winch/tires/etc. But I have been known to push the skinny pedal a tad bit from time to time.
01-06-2011, 07:27 AM
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@ monkey nipple button. I think the only way to re-cal for bigger tires/gears is with an aftermarket tuner like the Flashpaq, Procal, etc..... Not sure if the stealership can/will do it or not.
Have you reset your mpg reading recently? I reset mine @ every fill-up. That way, you get a more accurate reading.
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01-06-2011, 07:55 AM
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oooooh yea man.....im a watcher for sure 
...and ill listen too if you'll let me.....
@ monkey nipple button.
what else would describe it better? and besides you knew EXACTLY what button i was talking about 
ok, good info i guess i need to spring for a flashpaq soon, they are all about the same price for features right? quadratech superchips is probably my first choice...
yep, re-set mine at fill-up, but im thinking he needs calibrating before i would bet on that number....
...and ill listen too if you'll let me..... @ monkey nipple button.
I think the only way to re-cal for bigger tires/gears is with an aftermarket tuner like the Flashpaq, Procal, etc..... Not sure if the stealership can/will do it or not.
Have you reset your mpg reading recently? I reset mine @ every fill-up. That way, you get a more accurate reading.
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01-06-2011, 09:26 AM
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