chip or torque converter
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Originally posted by Lex Luthor
Actually, it's 97-2K for the grille.
Actually, it's 97-2K for the grille.
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Yes, Id like to do the upgrade, but noone from lexussc400.com has responded to my posts or even returned my emails about it, so maybe I'll get it elsewhere (although I still want the Auto Cotoure kit.... hmmmmm)
Back on topic, can we hear some feedback on the Presicion Industries TC, VS the Dragon TC????
Jason
Back on topic, can we hear some feedback on the Presicion Industries TC, VS the Dragon TC????
Jason
Originally posted by the_ez_rhino
Back on topic, can we hear some feedback on the Presicion Industries TC, VS the Dragon TC????
Jason
Back on topic, can we hear some feedback on the Presicion Industries TC, VS the Dragon TC????
Jason
Two thumbs up for the PI TC! Have it; Love it. Will vouch for it!!!!!
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Originally posted by the_ez_rhino
Yes, Id like to do the upgrade, but noone from lexussc400.com has responded to my posts or even returned my emails about it, so maybe I'll get it elsewhere (although I still want the Auto Cotoure kit.... hmmmmm)
Yes, Id like to do the upgrade, but noone from lexussc400.com has responded to my posts or even returned my emails about it, so maybe I'll get it elsewhere (although I still want the Auto Cotoure kit.... hmmmmm)
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be careful of chips. what they do is increase your timing and recalibrate the fuel map. this could mean that you'll run close to lean at some point, probably high rpm's, which isn't a good thing. increased timing may require higher octane fuel or else your knock sensors will erupt (ok they don't erupt but they'll go dead).
Originally posted by Toyota F1
be careful of chips. what they do is increase your timing and recalibrate the fuel map. this could mean that you'll run close to lean at some point, probably high rpm's, which isn't a good thing. increased timing may require higher octane fuel or else your knock sensors will erupt (ok they don't erupt but they'll go dead).
be careful of chips. what they do is increase your timing and recalibrate the fuel map. this could mean that you'll run close to lean at some point, probably high rpm's, which isn't a good thing. increased timing may require higher octane fuel or else your knock sensors will erupt (ok they don't erupt but they'll go dead).
ECU upgrades
You should use the premium fuel everytime.
I own two gas stations as well in Redondo Beach
and know the variations in octane ratings.
Never use the low or mid with your sc400, it's like working out and eating crap, no point.
Our upgrade only does the timing. The fuel maps run close to lean already.
I have had a air fuel ratio meter and everything has been great for 3 months now.
I own two gas stations as well in Redondo Beach
and know the variations in octane ratings.
Never use the low or mid with your sc400, it's like working out and eating crap, no point.
Our upgrade only does the timing. The fuel maps run close to lean already.
I have had a air fuel ratio meter and everything has been great for 3 months now.
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