Noob question, what all do I buy?

I'm jumping in to tuning with both feet and I'd like to get the correct stuff the first time. I have a 2017 Camaro ZL1, a 2000 B4C Camaro, and a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee EcoDiesel. Can I buy one unit to use with all three vehicles? Pro or no?

The 2000 Camaro is a low buck drag car, The ZL1 is stock, the Jeep may just be wishful thinking but thought I would ask.

I know I'll need a wideband for the race car and maybe for the 2017 ZL1 once in a while. I see a lot of people like the AEM 30-0334 X-Series OBDII Wideband Gauge. Is that the way to go?

The MPVI2 does them all, you only need 1 unit. That wideband is very good but just know the OBD2 stuff only works on CAN-BUS vehicles, so only your 2017 Camaro could use that widebands feature. The wideband can still be used and logged other ways with HP Tuners I believe.

Sent in a request directly to HP a couple of days ago concerning these questions, which I admit, are pretty basic, but I am a noob. So far, no response. Crickets. This would probably take someone knowledgeable about 1 minute to answer but they don't take phone calls. Is this normal with HP?

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Originally Posted by j_strahan

Sent in a request directly to HP a couple of days ago concerning these questions, which I admit, are pretty basic, but I am a noob. So far, no response. Crickets. This would probably take someone knowledgeable about 1 minute to answer but they don't take phone calls. Is this normal with HP?

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What is your ticket number?

The MPVI2 will be able to tune all 3 of your vehicles without having to purchase another device. Just purchase credits, license & tune away.

Thank you Bill! Appreciate the quick response!

One more quick question Bill@HPTuners: I'm figuring 10 credits, is that correct to do all three vehicles?

All of our credit costs can be found here https://www.hptuners.com/vehicles/

The 2000 Camaro is 2 credits
The 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee ecodiesel 3.0 would be 4 credits for the ECM
The 2017 Camaro ZL1 would be 4 credits for the ECM

Thank you!