does any one know of one controler that will operate different moduals and programers?
i am wanting to stack some different box combo and would like to keep it clean inside the cab.

 

I'm pretty confident that no one controller could be used to control different boxes. Most will go with a programmer (Smarty) to reprogram the computer and then a box (Edge, TST) to fine tune everything. The Smarty/TST stack seems to be the provide the most gains and it's a set up that can be grown into as your truck becomes more bullet proof. The TST alone will put out 195hp/595tq at it's highest settings.

 

what about this will it do what im wanting.















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Granatelli Motor Sports 980100-1
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Granatelli Motor Sports Big G In-Cab Monitors

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Performance Computers

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I don't know that it would be able to control multiple units at one time. I read that to mean that if you had a single box on there, it could control that. I don't know how you would set it up to control multiple boxes. However, I could very easily be wrong, that's just how I read it.

And just so we are talking about the same thing, when I say boxes, I mean the Edge Juice, TST, units like those where they plug into the factory harness and have a box of their own that typically mounts on the fuse box cover.

 

check out the quadzilla pulse. i believe that they say that it can control different boxes.