Lexus / toyota stock ecu tune dubai
12-22-15, 03:14 AM
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Lexus / toyota stock ecu tune dubai
HELLO ALL
wanted to get your advice all about isF Stock eCu Tune ,
the garage is called DUBike
i was searching for the CEL , to add simulator or anything , so i found this garage which he told me he can remove the cel without simaltor and then i found that mostly he has toyotas and lexus for Tunning stock ECU
a friend of mine tuned his is350 ( ppe , invidia )
https://www.instagram.com/p/_FOdnJkkZ2/?tagged=dubike
and iv seen a change in his rpm !
well he is saying he hasnt feel any change in power ... so .. ~
so i sent him an email.this was his email
https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/dubike/
Dear Mohammad,
It is possible to tune the Lexus IS-F on stock ecu.
Power gains vary from car to car but the range would be between 10-25whp.
The parameters that can be adjusted:
-Fueling
-Ignition Timing
-VVTi Adjustment (Intake and Exhaust)
-Rpm Limiter
-Throttle Response (for a sharper and faster response)
-Improving fuel consumption (depends on the car, some cars run great on a stock tune)
-Check engine disable for specific codes (good for those with headers, there is no need for simulators)
-Rpm shifting while in Automatic "D" to change at a higher rpm, and in near future a full transmission tune.
-Also if someone has headers and likes poping sound while decelerating it can be done as well.
let me know if you have any question.
http://www.dubikeracing.com/
im not alot into Tune or have info about it ,, i was if someone can explain about it ?
whether there will be gains or just change in RPM ?
Will it effect the engine if its not a good tune or any effects on the F
wanted to get your advice all about isF Stock eCu Tune ,
the garage is called DUBike
i was searching for the CEL , to add simulator or anything , so i found this garage which he told me he can remove the cel without simaltor and then i found that mostly he has toyotas and lexus for Tunning stock ECU
a friend of mine tuned his is350 ( ppe , invidia )
https://www.instagram.com/p/_FOdnJkkZ2/?tagged=dubike
and iv seen a change in his rpm !
well he is saying he hasnt feel any change in power ... so .. ~
so i sent him an email.this was his email
https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/dubike/
Dear Mohammad,
It is possible to tune the Lexus IS-F on stock ecu.
Power gains vary from car to car but the range would be between 10-25whp.
The parameters that can be adjusted:
-Fueling
-Ignition Timing
-VVTi Adjustment (Intake and Exhaust)
-Rpm Limiter
-Throttle Response (for a sharper and faster response)
-Improving fuel consumption (depends on the car, some cars run great on a stock tune)
-Check engine disable for specific codes (good for those with headers, there is no need for simulators)
-Rpm shifting while in Automatic "D" to change at a higher rpm, and in near future a full transmission tune.
-Also if someone has headers and likes poping sound while decelerating it can be done as well.
let me know if you have any question.
http://www.dubikeracing.com/
im not alot into Tune or have info about it ,, i was if someone can explain about it ?
whether there will be gains or just change in RPM ?
Will it effect the engine if its not a good tune or any effects on the F
Last edited by hamooduae; 12-22-15 at 03:23 AM.
12-22-15, 04:01 AM
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Oh boy! Another 'miracle' tuner that can allegedly re-map the IS-F! 
As we have established numerous times, the IS-F stock ECU cannot be re-mapped. Whilst it would seem the new map may show some gains on the first dyno run you do, the ECU will re-calibrate itself to remove the map after a few days, restoring stock settings.
Save your money and time and don't bother getting your hopes up. If there really was a tried and tested re-map available, we would all be running it!
By all means prove us wrong, but don't say we didn't warn you!
As we have established numerous times, the IS-F stock ECU cannot be re-mapped. Whilst it would seem the new map may show some gains on the first dyno run you do, the ECU will re-calibrate itself to remove the map after a few days, restoring stock settings.
Save your money and time and don't bother getting your hopes up. If there really was a tried and tested re-map available, we would all be running it!
By all means prove us wrong, but don't say we didn't warn you!
12-22-15, 06:08 AM
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Computers are to smart. Wont work. Car has been out for almost 8 years and no one can tune. If it was possible it would have happened already.
Don't waste your money. Buy some headers and call it a day.
Don't waste your money. Buy some headers and call it a day.
12-22-15, 11:15 PM
#7
I think UAE / Middle East actually share their ECU with Europe as opposed to Japan, in which case it's not mappable.
You also need to remember the tuners in Japan don't remap the ECU, they supply a new one with the map on it.
Hence the thousands of bucks/yen/pounds they charge!
Last edited by PDP180180; 12-23-15 at 04:33 AM.
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12-26-15, 01:53 PM
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Nothing new to see here...sorry. Unless you can prove faster lap times and/or proven dyno sheets with added power. This is the same thing we been seeing, as a matter of fact I think the sard team was able to redline the F up to 7500rpms and unlock the limiter up to 200mph. But no proven power gains😔
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