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Old 05-11-17, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by daniellina
Guys a couple pulls i forgot i had all my windows down lol. ( full tank of gas too)

in case you are wondering i have injen intake vr tuning box and catback straight pipe


I should also mention that the piggy back not always work the same sometimes pulls harder than this i would say here its about 85% of the maximun acceleration when the piggyback its on point its a little faster than that
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Originally Posted by IS200TFOWL
I really like the sound of your car! Is it a straight pipe cat back? I want to see you guys do a 0-60 while brake boost launching at 2k rpms. It allows the turbo to spool up but you might wanna let some air out of your tires, that way you wont just be spinning the whole time
Lol ya just need to figure out how to fully disable the traction
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Brake boosting is fun lol. I feel that these videos still don't do justice to how the car feels with the re flash, it's definitely a drivers experience enhancer. I think Nuke is running a down pipe with an invidia mid pipe and axle back (full turboback system).
You are right thats what am rubbing, though after the DP allot of drone on low rpms
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Guys a couple pulls i forgot i had all my windows down lol. ( full tank of gas too)

in case you are wondering i have injen intake vr tuning box and catback straight pipe
Sounds good actually, remind me how to fully disable the traction?
Old 05-12-17, 03:28 AM
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Originally Posted by daniellina
I should also mention that the piggy back not always work the same sometimes pulls harder than this i would say here its about 85% of the maximun acceleration when the piggyback its on point its a little faster than that
Car sounds good with the muffler delete bro! With the re flash you wouldn't have to worry about that issue, but I did experience it as well with my VRTUNED.

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Lol ya just need to figure out how to fully disable the traction

You are right thats what am rubbing, though after the DP allot of drone on low rpms

Sounds good actually, remind me how to fully disable the traction?
Hold down the Trac button for a couple seconds and it will disable fully.
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Originally Posted by daniellina
Guys a couple pulls i forgot i had all my windows down lol. ( full tank of gas too)

in case you are wondering i have injen intake vr tuning box and catback straight pipe
I like it. I have the same setup except I'm using the burger intake. I was able to do 5.9 secs 0-60 when i recorded with my go pro a few months back in colder weather. The Vrtune really helps on the low end more so in 1st gear but i feel like power tappers off past 5.5k rpm so I try to shift just at 5.4k when going from 1st gear to 2nd. Ill see if i can find the video
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Originally Posted by Sheddy
Car sounds good with the muffler delete bro! With the re flash you wouldn't have to worry about that issue, but I did experience it as well with my VRTUNED.



Hold down the Trac button for a couple seconds and it will disable fully.
even if in D? Coz i tried that before and it didnt work
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Originally Posted by IS200TFOWL
I like it. I have the same setup except I'm using the burger intake. I was able to do 5.9 secs 0-60 when i recorded with my go pro a few months back in colder weather. The Vrtune really helps on the low end more so in 1st gear but i feel like power tappers off past 5.5k rpm so I try to shift just at 5.4k when going from 1st gear to 2nd. Ill see if i can find the video
i Recorded 5.8 in cold Miami weather (70 degrees lol) factory tires didnt had the full catback just a muffler delete and right now im running ****ty tires. Vr tuning box helps but you can feel the restriction in between 2-4k rpms. and today on my work felt even faster than yesterday but later on who knows. Thats the disadvantage still you can feel the difference over stock when it comes to torque. And on the dyno i did 230 whp and 270wtq.
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Originally Posted by Nuke
even if in D? Coz i tried that before and it didnt work
You have to be parked even in D hold it for about 10-15 sec until the light in the dash turns on.
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Originally Posted by daniellina
i Recorded 5.8 in cold Miami weather (70 degrees lol) factory tires didnt had the full catback just a muffler delete and right now im running ****ty tires. Vr tuning box helps but you can feel the restriction in between 2-4k rpms. and today on my work felt even faster than yesterday but later on who knows. Thats the disadvantage still you can feel the difference over stock when it comes to torque. And on the dyno i did 230 whp and 270wtq.
Yea the piggyback systems make a lot of torque down low, but they go flat after 4000RPM, that's where the re flash comes into play. I am making power in the 3500-6000RPM range.
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Hi,

I don't know if there is a difference between the one sales to US and to Europa but when I take a look at your videos...

You are slower with IS200 T stage 1 or 2 plus exhaust than me with an RC 200T stock and heavier...

I do 0-100 km/h or 0 to 62 mph in 5.8 sec like BMW 430i similar engine but less weight

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Originally Posted by busy0201
Hi,

I don't know if there is a difference between the one sales to US and to Europa but when I take a look at your videos...

You are slower with IS200 T stage 1 or 2 plus exhaust than me with an RC 200T stock and heavier...

I do 0-100 km/h or 0 to 62 mph in 5.8 sec like BMW 430i similar engine but less weight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GKXO-Cjtrc
mmm so you stock do 5.8 and i do the same with muffler delete intake and a piggyback.i mean there is more factors to that but that might be a programming matter. i roll raced an stock rc 350 and we were pretty close. also i notice that you are at 9 celsius which is like around the best temperature for a turbo engine.

On paper a stock rc200t takes 7.3 secs 0-62 mph and an is 6.9

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The point is all about driver capabilities. If I start like the car is programmed to do it, yes I need 7.0 sec

But if I start with all assistance deactivated, good shifting, brake pressure, this is the result. So, if I get stage 2 and exhaust, I expected to do it in 5.0 sec...

If I do the same, I need 4.5 on my Aristo V300...
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Originally Posted by busy0201
Hi,

I don't know if there is a difference between the one sales to US and to Europa but when I take a look at your videos...

You are slower with IS200 T stage 1 or 2 plus exhaust than me with an RC 200T stock and heavier...

I do 0-100 km/h or 0 to 62 mph in 5.8 sec like BMW 430i similar engine but less weight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GKXO-Cjtrc
According to most car reviews about the IS200t it is set at 6.8-7.0 seconds 0-60MPH, the RC is actually heavier than the IS as well. If you are running 5.X seconds (IS350 times) on a stock 200t, then you sir have a unicorn. lol
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Originally Posted by busy0201
The point is all about driver capabilities. If I start like the car is programmed to do it, yes I need 7.0 sec

But if I start with all assistance deactivated, good shifting, brake pressure, this is the result. So, if I get stage 2 and exhaust, I expected to do it in 5.0 sec...

If I do the same, I need 4.5 on my Aristo V300...
i kind of agree with you but to be honest i dont think that the driver capability can shave off the 0-60 time almost 2 seconds
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I can confirm to you that is true. Most of the reviewer are also journalist not pilot... I did not look the US review but most of the time this the case in Europa. Also, Lexus isn't very popular in Europa. Mostly because of the engine size. Based on the Japanese and American market. I have had more than 25 cars. So, I learned that the constructor specs are **** most of the time for the Japanese one.
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Speaking about the vacuum sensor, I had also to change it. It started to be defect just after the outside temperature was higher than 15 ° Celsius. They must release a new part, i'm not going to change it every 12 000 KM even it it's under warranty...


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