rubiRI77
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So I own the taser mini. I installed it and and left it in for the live features. Long story short I am just not technically advanced enough to enjoy this thing. At one point the brakes locked up or whatever that is called and freaked me out because it wouldn’t roll. Another time I must have done it just right and while I was trying to put my windows down on a hot day and not start the Jeep, I somehow triggered a light show. Ridiculous.
I just want the absolute simplest way to adjust the Jeep for the 35’s and possibly a gear change in the future. nothing else Is necessary for me.
I had the AEV in the past on my JK, and that was great. nice and simple. but the one they make for the JL seems to be more complicated than their JK one.
Does anyone make a super simple tuner that is more user friendly for those of us that are not as technically savvy and just want it to be like stock but be adjusted for the bigger tires?
I unmarried and uninstalled the taser mini, and have been running it for a few months with nothing without any issues, but it would be nice to get the speedo back to calibrated, and possibly improve the shift points a bit.
Any thoughts?
I just want the absolute simplest way to adjust the Jeep for the 35’s and possibly a gear change in the future. nothing else Is necessary for me.
I had the AEV in the past on my JK, and that was great. nice and simple. but the one they make for the JL seems to be more complicated than their JK one.
Does anyone make a super simple tuner that is more user friendly for those of us that are not as technically savvy and just want it to be like stock but be adjusted for the bigger tires?
I unmarried and uninstalled the taser mini, and have been running it for a few months with nothing without any issues, but it would be nice to get the speedo back to calibrated, and possibly improve the shift points a bit.
Any thoughts?
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