BlueCruise retrofit?

[b-real]

I think that I will have time the weekend of the 25th. Here is the pile of parts I have had since Nov that I plan to do that day:

 

[Kidastra]

for everyone saying they wouldn't use bluecruise, i felt the same, then i used it, was nervous at first, but slowly realized it does actually work quite well, took a road trip 3 hours away, i only had to take over in a construction zone, i'm now looking to see if version 1.2 will be an OTA update or not. Love the feature and would get it again.

 

[Tremor14]

for everyone saying they wouldn't use bluecruise, i felt the same, then i used it, was nervous at first, but slowly realized it does actually work quite well, took a road trip 3 hours away, i only had to take over in a construction zone, i'm now looking to see if version 1.2 will be an OTA update or not. Love the feature and would get it again.

I'd use it if I had it. I wasn't interested enough though to spend an extra $2k to get it. I skipped that, Pro power and Torsen. Kind of wish I got Pro power.

 

[FaKtor34]

I'd use it if I had it. I wasn't interested enough though to spend an extra $2k to get it. I skipped that, Pro power and Torsen. Kind of wish I got Pro power.

The torsen is the bomb, I am honestly shocked at how well it works and the extra traction it brings to the game. The pro power I was kinda meh about it at first, but honestly it has came in extremely handy and honestly don't regret it being on the truck.

 

[natef]

It came on my 21 and I definitely wouldn't have picked that option. Got the truck in North Carolina (live in Maine) and didn't even know it was an option TBH. After a couple hours you'll realize it is an AWESOME feature and one I would 100% get on my next vehicle. Adaptive cruise is good, but it isn't nearly as good as bluecruise. I don't put a ton of miles on my vehicles due to work.. if you drive a lot and use highway/freeway then get bluecruise, you won't regret it.