Tuning your truck's PCM can maximize its potential, but it is a pretty complex process. Not anymore! With the Edge Pulsar Inline Performance Module, you can directly connect a small computer to your vehicle's PCM; an easy, no wires, totally newbie-friendly installation. Once done, the Edge Pulsar Module gives you the ability to optimize your ride's performance by adjusting MDS, throttle, Axle Gear Ratio, and other riding parameters. This can be done in the comforts of your driving seat by using the cruise control "+" and "–" buttons and a dash monitor. There are eight different settings and four different tune levels: Stock, Fuel Economy, Towing, and Performance. This module has standard PCM connectors for a no-frills fit, and it is made from high-quality materials and heat-resistant automotive-grade plastic. Any updates to the system can be easily done using a computer and an OBDII to a USB cable connector.

Edge Products started operations in 1999 to answer the need for specialized vehicle performance-enhancing electronics. Through the years, Edge has produced innovative products that are always one step ahead of the competition. The company was first known as a manufacturer of performance tuning electronics that target diesel trucks. Building on their success with diesel trucks, the company applied their knowledge and experience to produce performance electronics for Jeeps, cars, and gas-powered cars trucks. Their game-changing products include engine tune programmers, in-line computer modules, and screen monitors for almost all major brands and make. Edge's center of operation is a vast 40,000 square foot manufacturing and development plant located in Ogden, Utah. Since its inception, the company has developed a variety of cutting-edge products that were launched under these brands - Attitude, Comp, Evolution, EZ, Juice, and Insight. In 2011, Edge Products was integrated with Superchips, another leading performance chip manufacturer. Both companies operate under the Powerteq name and have combined their expertise to continue to push the boundaries in performance electronics.