The Superchips Flashpaq is a home run. It gives the 2.0 something like 80 foot pounds of torque more at certain points under the curve, even though they only claim something like 20 at peak, which is not where we drive. It chirps the wheels when starting off unless you try hard not to.
The current problem is that they might not have a calibration for a '24 yet, since no one would put that on their vehicle and void the warranty on a poor quality Chrysler product.

 

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It requires an ECU swap or crack in order to tune any Mopar products since 2015.


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Thanks for the comments
Warranty is not an issue for me
Plan to recalibrate it as soon as i get it if the software is available.
That is what I have done with every Ford Ecoboost I have owned
Tuning correctly with quality calibrations vastly improves throttle response & the transmission calibrations dramatically improve the shift quality
OEM's are just too conservative with their programming

 

Warranty is not an issue for me. Jeeps thanks you.