IS200t tune
#2086
It really shouldn’t be that difficult to upgrade the turbo if you have a shop and tuner that are on the same page. I guess time will tell
Last edited by IS200TFOWL; 12-14-17 at 07:01 PM.
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Zahabriel (12-14-17)
#2087
To be honest, a garret turbo might be almost about the same price as the modified turbo. Realistically turbos aren’t even really that expensive.
Personally I think it would be smart to just go with an aftermarket turbo especially if you don’t care about it have the stock look. I would spend the extra hundred or two to be able to bring it up as desired. 320 whp isn’t even that impressive considering other platforms can do that kind of power with only a downpipe and tune...
I love the upgrade that Tony’s working on especially for those looking to keep the stock turbo appearance however I definitely think it’ll be underpowered and more of a revenue push considering how much it cost for such small gains. I’d hit that aftermarket turbo with everything else Tony offers
Personally I think it would be smart to just go with an aftermarket turbo especially if you don’t care about it have the stock look. I would spend the extra hundred or two to be able to bring it up as desired. 320 whp isn’t even that impressive considering other platforms can do that kind of power with only a downpipe and tune...
I love the upgrade that Tony’s working on especially for those looking to keep the stock turbo appearance however I definitely think it’ll be underpowered and more of a revenue push considering how much it cost for such small gains. I’d hit that aftermarket turbo with everything else Tony offers
#2089
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One step at a time. My goal was to make this 4 cylinder motor more powerful than the IS350 V6 and I am pretty close to it. Re-flashing a Toyota’s ECU was something unheard of when I first started this thread 2 years ago, but we did make some progress to this day and now we are able to adjust parameters to create more power. The downfall to our tuning growth is that not a lot of people are willing to spend the money to show aftermarket providers that there’s business in this car/motor. There are only a handful of us on this forum that are still keeping companies like TTI interested in doing R&D to make products and tuning advances. I have reached out to several aftermarket performance companies about making parts, but they said the market is just not there. You have to pay to play!
Last edited by Sheddy; 12-14-17 at 10:15 PM.
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Zahabriel (12-14-17)
#2090
I didnt realize the RC weights 3740lbs while the is200t sits at 3580lbs. Time to take out a spare tire or two or three lol.
Looks like the automatic 328i weights 3500lbs. Also noticed the 17’ 330i weighs 3540lbs. These cars should be our direct competition too
Looks like the automatic 328i weights 3500lbs. Also noticed the 17’ 330i weighs 3540lbs. These cars should be our direct competition too
#2091
One step at a time. My goal was to make this 4 cylinder motor more powerful than the IS350 V6 and I am pretty close to it. Re-flashing a Toyota’s ECU was something unheard of when I first started this thread 2 years ago, but we did make some progress to this day and now we are able to adjust parameters to create more power. The downfall to our tuning growth is that not a lot of people are willing to spend the money to show aftermarket providers that there’s business in this car/motor. There are only a handful of us on this forum that are still keeping companies like TTI interested in doing R&D to make products and tuning advances. I have reached out to several aftermarket performance companies about making parts, but they said the market is just not there. You have to pay to play!
#2092
I’d recommend anyone running a tune to buy the blitz boost adapter It’s a cheap upgrade too. It’ll show your actual boost instead of the FSport gauge which shows target pressure not actual pressure. I think you’ll be surprised to find out boost levels really aren’t as high as you think
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Zahabriel (12-14-17)
#2093
Guenter or something on the tuning date he tried 2 different tunes the first tune was soso not much different in power
then he put the second tune method and we gained 30 whp from stock 193whp to 223whp i cant remember the torque number then I wasnt safisfy with the gain becoz i expected much more haha then I talked to the guy there about the solution
or the way to get tune more after that that guy contacted to the tuner in EU and tuner feedback that
the engine is heated and cant go for any further he suspected that downpipe heated the engine due the flow isnt so good with stock downpipe... thats all the story
sorry again for my poor english
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IS200TFOWL (12-15-17)
#2094
its a forgien tuner shop this guy name Ritter his job is only read the data and send to the tuner in EU the tuner name is
Guenter or something on the tuning date he tried 2 different tunes the first tune was soso not much different in power
then he put the second tune method and we gained 30 whp from stock 193whp to 223whp i cant remember the torque number then I wasnt safisfy with the gain becoz i expected much more haha then I talked to the guy there about the solution
or the way to get tune more after that that guy contacted to the tuner in EU and tuner feedback that
the engine is heated and cant go for any further he suspected that downpipe heated the engine due the flow isnt so good with stock downpipe... thats all the story
sorry again for my poor english
Guenter or something on the tuning date he tried 2 different tunes the first tune was soso not much different in power
then he put the second tune method and we gained 30 whp from stock 193whp to 223whp i cant remember the torque number then I wasnt safisfy with the gain becoz i expected much more haha then I talked to the guy there about the solution
or the way to get tune more after that that guy contacted to the tuner in EU and tuner feedback that
the engine is heated and cant go for any further he suspected that downpipe heated the engine due the flow isnt so good with stock downpipe... thats all the story
sorry again for my poor english
#2095
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I’d recommend anyone running a tune to buy the blitz boost adapter It’s a cheap upgrade too. It’ll show your actual boost instead of the FSport gauge which shows target pressure not actual pressure. I think you’ll be surprised to find out boost levels really aren’t as high as you think
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IS200TFOWL (12-15-17)
#2096
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I am happy with my car right now. I'm just going to wait till a reputable/known ecu tuning company emerges with a program for our car, so i can get it dyno tuned.
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Is200tnc (12-15-17)
#2097
That is true, With the bluetooth app that i have (torque pro ) the boost shown is always lower than the digital boost gauge in the dashboard. yes i saw it peak at 21.7 but that almost never happens lots of the times stays around 17 lbs and then it goes down but you can clearly see that the boost is not as consistent as you can see it on the f port gauge.
I personally think we’re peaking more around 19 and holding 15-16. If we were peaking 22 psi I guarantee it would be good for 320+ wtq, if it held 18 psi then it would probably be good for 300whp
Last edited by IS200TFOWL; 12-15-17 at 10:46 AM.
#2098
Are you sure the Bluetooth app is even accurate? It would be better to get the real thing and just mount a real gauge.
I personally we are peaking more around 19 and holding 15-16. If we were peaking 22 psi I guarantee it would be good for 320+ wtq, if it held 18 psi then it would probably be good for 300whp
I personally we are peaking more around 19 and holding 15-16. If we were peaking 22 psi I guarantee it would be good for 320+ wtq, if it held 18 psi then it would probably be good for 300whp
yea i noticed that too. 15 psi is consistent and peak at 19psi on occasion. I believe the boost solenoid is the culprit and is limiting pressure at 15. i'm looking into a boost controller and since car is already tuned for 21-22psi we should be good to go. Right?
#2099
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Are you sure the Bluetooth app is even accurate? It would be better to get the real thing and just mount a real gauge.
I personally think we’re peaking more around 19 and holding 15-16. If we were peaking 22 psi I guarantee it would be good for 320+ wtq, if it held 18 psi then it would probably be good for 300whp
I personally think we’re peaking more around 19 and holding 15-16. If we were peaking 22 psi I guarantee it would be good for 320+ wtq, if it held 18 psi then it would probably be good for 300whp
then starts decreasing as rpms go up i'm gonna try to film a video soon so i can show you guys what i mean.I'm always keeping track of the intake temps too and the AFR i think i see better AFR with stage 2 plus than stage 2.
Tomorrow will be posting dyno results with sheddy.
#2100
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If a stock turbocharged 1.5 liter is capable of this then there’s a lot more room for us! The only difference is that Honda has multiple tuning programs available and tuners who can get the most out of them on the dyno. On just the re-flash at 19psi they made 212whp, but with a tuner on the dyno they were able to raise the boost to spike 24psi and dropping to 21psi to make 242whp.
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Zahabriel (12-15-17)