Gorilla R1315cgp Efilive Autocal Tuner on 2040-parts.com
Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States
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Fits: 2013-2015 Dodge 6.7L Cummins (Requires Bully Dog Unlock Cable & GT Tuner)
Wake up your 2013-2015 Dodge 6.7L Cummins with the Gorilla R1315CGP EFILive AutoCal Tuner. Gorilla Performance takes the hassle and guess work out of custom tuning your truck by providing you with an EFILive AutoCal Tuner to maximize the performance of your Cummins. The Gorilla Performance AutoCal Tuner can be configured in a variety of different ways to suit the specific operational requirements and the needs of your truck based on your current modifications.
How To Tune Your 2013-2015 Dodge Ram 6.7L Cummins:In order to "Flash" your 2013-2015 6.7L Cummins you will need to purchase the Bully Dog 40420 GT Tuner and the Bully Dog 42214 Unlock Cable. Combining these two items will allow you to "unlock" your ECM to accept the custom tuning. These items are sold separately and must be purchased in addition to this AutoCal.Bully Dog Triple Dog GT Diesel Downloader 40420 Bully Dog 42214 Unlock Cable HOW IT WORKS:Because this tuning is custom made for your specific needs and modifications, the Gorilla EFILive AutoCal will not come pre-loaded. Each unit ships with easy-to-follow instructions that include a login, password and unique order number to use on the Gorilla website. You will be directed to an online portal where you will be asked for information about your truck. This information includes VIN number, modifications and more. Once these fields are filled out and the form is submitted, the experts at Gorilla will build tuning specifically for your truck.
Within 48 hours (business days) you will receive the tunes via email. From there you can load the tunes onto the AutoCal and then into your truck. Each tuner ships with unique information. For this reason, the above process cannot be completed until you physically have the Gorilla AutoCal.
Included Tunes:
Note: Due to the fact that this product is tuned for your unique VIN, once it is installed it cannot be returned. Switch required for CSP4 tuning, see related items below. This tuner will not adjust for tire size. |
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