Can I install quad and run at “stock” levels?

If I can run at stock power levels... the valet power level used as theft protection and the turbo cool off setting will come in handy ( I think it has turbo cool down). And the MPG tune shouldn't put any stress either I would assume, but could be wrong.  Then after getting trans rebuilt and with a towing tune,  it should help somewhat pulling 9,000 pound trailer on hills.   

 

Thanks,  your thoughts

Level 0 = Stock ECM

Level 1 = Valet Mode

Level 2 = CANBus fuel only to 100%

Level 3 = CANBus fuel

Level 4 and up are wire tap

 

MPG is about finding the lowest engine load with timing. Most will say 19 to 21 degree for timing will produce the lowest engine load.

I'd get it, never know what doors it will open for you. 

@Mopar1973Man @Me78569if 4095 is max  for canbus, where is it top out on level 2 at 100% 

6 hours ago, 015point9 said:

Can I install quad and run at “stock” levels?

 

You could just set the fuel map to 100% all the way and the Quadzilla is on a stock tune. Then you can play with timing too.

Can you have a stock fuel curve tune with advanced timing for mpg?

33 minutes ago, Marcus2000monster said:

Can you have a stock fuel curve tune with advanced timing for mpg?

 

Yes. Like I said just set the fuel map for 100% across the board and your stock fuel rate. Then set the timing for what you want. Again you just want to inch up the timing just enough to reduce the engine load. MPG tune on stock fuel...

yep you can easily do this.