would the jet programmer for up to the 2005 ranger work on my 06 fx4? thanks guys

 

they be junk...get a real tuner. like an Xcal2 or Xcal3.

 

X2

 

Yep sctx3 all the way FTW....

 

ok cool thanks

 

i tried looking for the xcal2 tuner but couldnt find it, whats a good site?

 

http://www.bamachips.com/store/index...955ebf39187598

This should help u out...

 

thanks bro

 

No Prob. thats what I'm here for..LOL...

 

i heard good things from the superchips flashpaq, they any good?

 

I haven't tried those so I couldn't give you an opinoin on those.. But for the money, the tuner and tunes that Bama puts on make our trucks come ALIVE... No more rev. limiter, no more speed limiter, shifting is 10x smoother and the H.P and TQ. are amazing...

 

can u recalibrate for bigger tires?

 

^ yep.. You just give him all your truck's spec's. and he makes a tune for it.. The tuner that I have I can adjust multiple things.. Will have to check if you can change tire size also... Send Doug at Bama an E-mail and he'll be able to help you out with logistics and everything.. He's the man with rangers...

 

Yep....the single best mod you can do is bring all your mods together and make them all work together in harmony, that's what a tuner does. Ties your intake and exhaust and other mods all together.

Two good places to pick it up from are Fred @ Rogue Performance or Doug @ Bamachips.

 

yea i heard nothing but good things about tuners, xcal2 sounds like the best way to go, thanks guys

 

had a jet handheld programmer...caused over $450 damage to get my truck running again....personal experience wouldn't buy another similiar product again

 

I've been through all the popular ranger tuners and have wound up just tuning on my own. If you want a plug and play hand held tuner. I have two words for you.

Lasoto racing

Call Don and tell him what you want the tune to do and he'll advise you on the best route. You may have never heard of him. But he's the one that teaches the "tuners" how to do what they do. So whos gonna be a better tuner? The teacher or one of the students?
Give Don a call... It'll be right.

 

Now.. how did he learn? He was a student too I'm sure.. intuition on tuning comes from the person, not the tuner.. every batch of students has a few excellent ones, and a few bad ones.