Hypertech Speedometer Calibrator?

[Down the Tubes]

I got my truck last night.
2018 Power Wagon with 4" lift and 37's.

It came with a Hypertech Speedometer Calibrator.

I looked this up on CarID's website.
The description says, "Updates via Internet to a full function Max Energy Power Programmer more details on - https://www.carid.com/hypertech/speedometer-calibrator-programmer-mpn-752504.html "

Is this worth looking into, or should I just get the Pulsar (or Pedal Commander) (or both)?

I'd like to get a little bit more power and response out of the gas pedal.

 

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Here are a couple of pics
This thing is 8" taller than my 2016 diesel 4x4 2500!
It either needs an elevator or it's own zip code!

 

[Trailmaker]

pedal commander will do what you are looking for. You might look into the Tazer too.

Nice wheels. Do you know the off set?

 

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Not sure what the offset is, I emailed the dealer to find out.

 

[IRSmart]

If that’s a dealer installed lift, figure out what parts you have installed before you take your truck on a trail. You’ll need to know what they are so you can replace them when they start blowing up.

 

[22hemi13]

If that’s a dealer installed lift, figure out what parts you have installed before you take your truck on a trail. You’ll need to know what they are so you can replace them when they start blowing up.

And pick up the parts you break on the trail lolololol

 

[JohnnyMac]

That's a great looking truck right there. Although somewhat of an apples to oranges comparison.....I tuned my 14' 2500 6.4 with a Diablo and it definitely helped it to be more responsive, but I put a pedal commander on my EcoD and if I had to compare, I would say that the PC made a more noticeable (positive) difference in drivability. Either will be an improvement I'm sure. If you can upgrade what you currently have for a reasonable price, I'd just stick with that, but if they want an arm and a leg, go with the PC.

 

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I bought a Pedal Commander from Nick today.

As for the parts, it's a BDS 4" lift.
22Hemi13 says that they break easily, we'll see.
There's not many places on Maui to go off road with a truck this big anymore, but we're moving to Idaho in about 2 years.

 

[Rated R]

but we're moving to Idaho in about 2 years.

So is everybody else... including me hopefully

 

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So is everybody else... including me hopefully

Crap! I better buy my chunk of the forest before you do!

 

[Trailmaker]

So is everybody else... including me hopefully

Crap! I better buy my chunk of the forest before you do!

?? Corn field Capital!! It where all the E85 comes from. I did not realize people moved there only drove through...j/k

 

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I haven't seen one potato field yet......

 

[Down the Tubes]

pedal commander will do what you are looking for. You might look into the Tazer too.

Nice wheels. Do you know the off set?

Just got the information on the wheels.
Negative 24 offset

 

[Trailmaker]

Just got the information on the wheels.
Negative 24 offset

-24 okay thanks For getting back to me.

 

[Rated R]

?? Corn field Capital!! It where all the E85 comes from. I did not realize people moved there only drove through...j/k

That's Iowa...

I'm looking for a speedo calibrator as well. The Hypertech is $229 and looks like it only calibrates for tire changes and nothing else. The Tazer is $249, has many functions but on the 19's you have to install some sort of over ride module behind the radio. Not sure how much I want to dive into that.

 

[Trailmaker]

That's Iowa...

I'm looking for a speedo calibrator as well. The Hypertech is $229 and looks like it only calibrates for tire changes and nothing else. The Tazer is $249, has many functions but on the 19's you have to install some sort of over ride module behind the radio. Not sure how much I want to dive into that.

Yeah I drive through there once a year and it is like a extension Kansas...
I’m sure there is tons of uncharted territory the PW can explore and put its off road skills to the test. Bring an extra tank of gas.

 

[Trailmaker]

That's Iowa...

I'm looking for a speedo calibrator as well. The Hypertech is $229 and looks like it only calibrates for tire changes and nothing else. The Tazer is $249, has many functions but on the 19's you have to install some sort of over ride module behind the radio. Not sure how much I want to dive into that.

All those states in the middle of the USA have a very similar feel when I drive through. Yes I was referring to Iowa though. Even the fist 100 miles of Colorado on the east side of the state looks the same. (Flat and fields of vegetables everywhere. )