This is super helpful, but to be intellectually rigorous -
To get the actual cost per mile, shouldn't the math be (Price / [ (miles-36,000) * (years-3) ] ) because you already have a 3/36k warranty and this only kicks in after that is gone?
That makes the cheapest option
60k miles / 6 years...
What is the max boost registered for each of these tunes on 93? I cannot seem to find an asnwer.
I did some data logging on my 2.7 v6 2022 2 door sasquatch in Normal Drive mode and got this from the data logger:
MAX Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure (inHg)
Fuel Grade
Fuel Brand
Temp (deg F)...
I got this the other day too.
Trans temp was elevated at 207 degrees due to spirited driving on long dirt roads, but still normal and no codes were thrown.
Went away after I parked it and came back a few hours later and hasn’t come back since.
This is exactly what’s hard to find. Even max boost pressure would be helpful and comparisons using the same fuel (I.e. stock on premium and tune on premium).
Same here, lessens the bump steer some on the two door. Seems to be wearing well. If you use Nitrogen you will see fluctuations, but not as much as just the air we breath.
Mine will show just north of 19 lbs. on the 2.7l tt. it won’t in first or second, you need to be in 3+ gear and on premium.
Regular I’m seeing 15-17 with some 18’s here and there. My hypothesis is regular isn’t always just regular as it’s a guaranteed min octane but not max.
GO TO THE PLACE LABELED 'SERVICE' ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE BODY SHOP.
They SERVICE your vehicle, including, but not limited to, YOUR FACTORY WARRANTY. Which this is. The bolt is rusted, it is short and the bumper is zip tied.
I've spent too much time on this already.
Yeah, this is pretty easy to confirm, what are your peak boost numbers on 87 or 93 with the 2.7L? It is boost in the pipe, not relative to anything else.