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The final product will be a very sophisticated plug and play tune. It will have a fail safe program that would switch back to the stock settings if a reading is too high/off and also a CEL code reader. It is still not a re-flash, but will be the best alternative for some.
The final product will be a very sophisticated plug and play tune. It will have a fail safe program that would switch back to the stock settings if a reading is too high/off and also a CEL code reader. It is still not a re-flash, but will be the best alternative for some.
I agree for what you pay this is really nice package
The final product will be a very sophisticated plug and play tune. It will have a fail safe program that would switch back to the stock settings if a reading is too high/off and also a CEL code reader. It is still not a re-flash, but will be the best alternative for some.
im super excited for this!!! Any idea on how much it will be to upgrade?
im super excited for this!!! Any idea on how much it will be to upgrade?
Based on the Infiniti Q50/60 pricing it should be $100 for the JB4 upgrade for existing Stage 1 customers and $479 for the JB4 standalone kit. Data cable is an additional $35 (laptop) and bluetooth adapter (mobile) is $140. Again we are only in the testing stage, so no definite release on this product.
Based on the Infiniti Q50/60 pricing it should be $100 for the JB4 upgrade for existing Stage 1 customers and $479 for the JB4 standalone kit. Data cable is an additional $35 (laptop) and bluetooth adapter (mobile) is $140. Again we are only in the testing stage, so no definite release on this product.
I believe the delay was an attempt to keep the 0-60 times higher compared to the 350/300 “ who needs the more expensive worse on gas car when they can get the 200t
you might think of that cause i was the first to think of and mention that coast to coast
Terry and I have been doing some more testing and we noticed that when you press the pedal down its only opening throttle to around 84% but once you press down further at the "kick down" point then opens throttle to 100%. He was able to make an update to allow 100% without hitting the kickdown on the JB4.
I always wondered if the car made full power right before kick down. interesting.
So far in your testing, does the JB4 prototype make more max power and under the curve? Or is it more of a safety thing?
Does it run richer or the same afr wise?
From our discovery the kick down is necessary for 100% pedal. As of now i am running a stacked tune (re-flash and BMS), but i do not want to add more than 2 PSI on top since i am still running 93oct (pump fuel). I plan on reverting to the stock tune this weekend and just do testing on the JB4 system. I don't expect to make as high numbers as the TTI re-flash on pump gas, but definitely more power under the curve with the use of higher octane fuel (E30 mix) since the JB4 reads engine's parameters for safe useage. I do think that the ability to adjust boost per engine speed on the JB4 would help make more top end power as well.
Anyone know what that horn looking thing right on top of the airbox is? couldnt figure it out the other day... the actual horns are behind the bumper (two of them) and the alarm chirp is behind the cowl on the drivers side somewhere... can't for the life of me figure out that that device is.
