Review on 🚀 Unlock Performance: Experience the 3571-JL Superchips Flashcal by Ines Jones

I've had mini superchip programmers on my jeeps in the past and I really like their tuning products. As for the 2.0 JL, I wouldn't waste your money though. The only useful things that aren't gimmicks are changing the tire ratio and the ratio for the speedo. However, it can also be done at your local dealer for around $125. The downside is that it doesn't set up at all as advertised, and the way they negate 2.0 security also gets in the way of some other elements that the Jeep needs to be practical, such as: B. two OBD ports, navigation and many other USB ports. It will probably be a great tool for 3.6, but I wouldn't waste money on 2.0.