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Old 06-12-18, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by IS200TFOWL



Look, injectors are injectors. You’re making it complicated because you don’t understand it. PI works off of DI. In lamest terms the fuel is pushed out of DI and basically just redirected to a different port within the cylinder creating PI. Why would you even gamble $3100 lol OVtune doesn’t actually have any impressive dynos but have at it. If you’re in the market buy a proven tune from Taiwan like JRC, they’ve hit 255 whp with only a downpipe and intake tube
Wow! You couldn’t be more wrong. Direct Injection and port injection are two totally different systems and work independently from each other. There are currently no upgraded/large displacement DI injectors available. However our port injectors are your traditional low pressure style that we are accustomed to.

OV is offering a Cobb accessport or a Hondata K-Flash. IT IS NOT A TUNE!

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Old 06-12-18, 06:07 PM
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Folks, lots of personal comments recently in this thread (edited).

Talk about the tune, educate and share. Disagree maturely or agree to disagree and move on. However, you're going to get booted from the thread if you keep making rude comments towards each other.
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Old 06-12-18, 06:26 PM
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Old 06-12-18, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 808NXF



Our 4 cylinder engine has a total of 8 injectors (4 low pressure port injectors and 4 high pressure direct injectors). Each injector, regardless of type, is controlled electronically via the ECU. The port injectors are located pre intake cylinder valve outside of the combustion chamber, whereas the direct injectors are located post intake valve and their nozzles squirt directly into the combustion chamber. Despite what you think, there is no redirection to different ports. Now remember that these injectors are electronically controlled? We’ll if you payed a little more attention to detail you would have seen that I posted a fuel staging graphic, made available by Toyota, which represents when our different type of injectors are activated based on speed and load conditions. At the highest load conditions, only direct injectors are in use NOT port injectors. Now do you see why upgrading port injectors will do little for top end power? Maybe TTI or JRC already has a solution for this and that would be great leading me to buy those.


On a side note OVTunes poor dyno numbers could very well be lack of experience with the platform and is not a direct reflection of their tuning product. I’m excited because it’s yet another product on the market pushing development of our platform.




8 injectors lol, there will be no lack of fuel with an upgraded fuel system. That’s insane they’re 8 injectors, this is cool. I was hoping upgrading only the DI thinkin that would be enough especially if injectors are expensive. Maybe they’re will be some injectors maybe they’re won’t? What are we trying to say in the end? We can say JRC past 330whp at 19.5 psi becomes inefficient due to the modded compressor tapping out or the fuel system can’t keep up. Maybe jrc isn’t really doing 24 psi @345whp. To those wanting to talk about OV then just buy it. Sounds like a lot of you are on the hook just do it and find out for yourself. To spend that kind of money on something not proven sounds ridiculous. We need more people testing out JRC because they have something worth talking about plus they have dyno proof. Spend $3100 on a OV master tune suite without proven results or 3k on an actual 300+whp turbo package from jrc.


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Old 06-12-18, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by IS200TFOWL


8 injectors lol, there will be no lack of fuel with an upgraded fuel system. That’s insane they’re 8 injectors, this is cool. I was hoping upgrading only the DI thinkin that would be enough especially if injectors are expensive. Maybe they’re will be some injectors maybe they’re won’t? What are we trying to say in the end? We can say JRC past 330whp at 19.5 psi becomes inefficient due to the modded compressor tapping out or the fuel system can’t keep up. Maybe jrc isn’t really doing 24 psi @345whp. To those wanting to talk about OV then just buy it. Sounds like a lot of you are on the hook just do it and find out for yourself. To spend that kind of money on something not proven sounds ridiculous. We need more people testing out JRC because they have something worth talking about plus they have dyno proof. Spend $3100 on a OV master tune suite without proven results or 3k on an actual 300+whp turbo package from jrc.

I encourage you to read up on the D-4ST fuel system and the 8AR-FTS here
Toyota AR series engine

Hopefully you’ll see what a few of us have been trying to explain to you. 8 injectors does not equate to an abundance of fuel. It’s designed for fuel efficiency, emissions, valve/port cleaning and cylinder cooling amongst other things, not performance. The only reason I brought up OV is because they clearly advertise full D-4ST control which would be the answer to one of our limiting factors.

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Old 06-13-18, 07:00 AM
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8AR-FTS
"A 2.0 L turbocharged direct-injected member of the AR family, fitted with VVT-iW it is able to operate in both the Otto and a modified-Atkinson cycle. First debuted in the Lexus NX200t.[15] Power output in the 2015 NX200t is 175 kW (235 hp) at 4,800 - 5,600 rpm and 350 N⋅m (258 lb⋅ft) at 1,650 - 4000 rpm. The 8AR-FTS engine had Lexus’ ESTEC D-4ST (Economy with Superior Thermal Efficient Combustion Direct injection 4-stroke with Turbo) fuel injection. With separate twin injectors for both direct and port injection, ESTEC D-4ST could perform high-pressure direct injection into the cylinder and conventional intake port injection, or direct cylinder injection only, according to engine speed.[16] Power output in some applications, e.g. Lexus IS 200t XE30, Lexus GS 200t and Lexus RC 200t is bumped up by 5 kW in the same rev range but torque remains the same."- Wikipedia
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Has anyone found an actual website for JRC other than their facebook page?
Old 06-13-18, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by 808NXF


I encourage you to read up on the D-4ST fuel system and the 8AR-FTS here
Toyota AR series engine

Hopefully you’ll see what a few of us have been trying to explain to you. 8 injectors does not equate to an abundance of fuel. It’s designed for fuel efficiency, emissions, valve/port cleaning and cylinder cooling amongst other things, not performance. The only reason I brought up OV is because they clearly advertise full D-4ST control which would be the answer to one of our limiting factors.
Holy efficiencies, at the end of the day if we wanted to do an injector upgrade it sounds like we only need to replace DI injectors. Maybe someone should to try to purchase OV tune for a second opinion. Personally I was chatting with other OV customers that were also trying to get a refund around the same time, I wasn’t the only one. I would think JRc and TTi also have full d-4st control. Otherwise the results wouldnt be there. JRc uses 98 oct to hit they’re 330whp. Looks like TTi is finally advertising 262 whp for the USA via IG, I’m just waiting for a responce to confirm
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Old 06-13-18, 09:03 PM
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98oct or 98RON?

Just saw that RR racing supercharged IS350 made 435whp.
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98oct or 98RON?

Just saw that RR racing supercharged IS350 made 435whp.
YouTube video for you

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Old 06-14-18, 03:08 AM
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That thing is beastly! Thanks for sharing Mesh.
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Originally Posted by Sheddy
98oct or 98RON?

Just saw that RR racing supercharged IS350 made 435whp.
98 octane not RON. The is350 is starting to put down some impressive numbers with the supercharger. If the 200t had the same opportunity with turbo swap then we would still have the upper hand. We are more light weigth and our torque curve will destroy it. Imagine an aftermarket turbo that hits 25-30psi no problem. Let’s hope our fuel system can keep up. I think at 25psi top end, actually 25psi, then I would think that’s good for 400+whp
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JB4 is off to a new home. I've been running the stock tune with my current mods and i can definitely notice the difference. Boost would barely pass 1.5bar mark and taper. Waiting for Tony to send me tools to load my TTI Stage 2+ back on.
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Default We all know it but can we fix it????

Hello guys, I need help asap, just bought this 2016 lexus 200t and I am aware that the turbo lag is annoying but other than that I would like to know if there is a way to get rid of it.. maybe a turbo swap, computer swap... I would like to know if there is any possible way to not have this problem no more.. in love with the casr but I am car huy and dont want to have a car with this issue for life!! if anyone really know please inform me I'm about to turn it back
thanks again!!!!
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Originally Posted by Jepierrer
Hello guys, I need help asap, just bought this 2016 lexus 200t and I am aware that the turbo lag is annoying but other than that I would like to know if there is a way to get rid of it.. maybe a turbo swap, computer swap... I would like to know if there is any possible way to not have this problem no more.. in love with the casr but I am car huy and dont want to have a car with this issue for life!! if anyone really know please inform me I'm about to turn it back
thanks again!!!!
ok few things to do to rid of it,
1) Downpipe
2) Charge Pipe
3) Muffler delete
4) Intake
5) TTI Stage 2+ tune

These should make u waaaay much happier with the spool and the car

i got some parts for sale if ur interested PM me


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