2014 lexus is350 Tuned on Stock ECU
#92
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Originally Posted by Nigel-JDMParts
Good work!!
Now you need a better final drive to get better pull lol
What do you think guys should I go to him again ?
#93
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my friend and i sending our ECU back to the tuner to raise RPM to 7000 !!
thats what the tuner said i dont need to drive to Dubai to do that because it doesn't require any dyno
#95
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Originally Posted by redspencer
You should ask to get your rev limit bumped up to 7200 RPM. The 2GR motor has been proven to handle those RPMs reliably (via Lotus) and will allow to you take advantage of the broader powerband even longer.
Thanks
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#99
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Originally Posted by jkonquer
Are you making more power after 6k rpm? or is it taping down?
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Big thanks to @dubike_dyno for the update on my ECU
The different I got from the update is on TORQUE
Before : 259 torque
After : 290 torque
That's the new video uploaded for y'all
The different I got from the update is on TORQUE
Before : 259 torque
After : 290 torque
That's the new video uploaded for y'all
#101
Big thanks to @dubike_dyno for the update on my ECU
The different I got from the update is on TORQUE
Before : 259 torque
After : 290 torque
That's the new video uploaded for y'all
2014 Lexus is350 ( BOLTS-ON + TUNE ) 6th gear DYNOJET - YouTube
The different I got from the update is on TORQUE
Before : 259 torque
After : 290 torque
That's the new video uploaded for y'all
2014 Lexus is350 ( BOLTS-ON + TUNE ) 6th gear DYNOJET - YouTube
It sounds like the transmission is slipping or something.
Did you get a clean run?
#102
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Originally Posted by L0ngJ0hn
Looks like it was headed right for the magical 300whp before it went all wonky approaching 6000rpm There's a jump in the torque line, giving you the inflated torque number.
It sounds like the transmission is slipping or something.
Did you get a clean run?
It sounds like the transmission is slipping or something.
Did you get a clean run?
#104
Seems like the timing help with the torque numbers. Torque gets the weight moving, horsepower overcomes mile per hour. It does rev and sound a bit crisper on the dyno than your previous dyno.
#105
Just looking at your dyno alone, there is no reason why you would need to shift after 6-5k rpm unless you are holding the gear prior to making a turn. It seems that the power tapers at 6k rpm and you would be slower if you were to shift at 7k rpm.
i'm not sure if its a mechanical or tuning issue, but some head work would open the top end up.
i'm not sure if its a mechanical or tuning issue, but some head work would open the top end up.