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Old 07-25-17, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by cosmo1
Just wanted to follow up on yesterdays initial first drive after my burger piggy back. It seems the car is alive and the power / torque is Alot better through out the entire rpm range. The power is very smooth, very happy with this upgrade on my wife's car!!!!
Shout out to Sheddy for all the help and info...
That's awesome, enjoy that extra power!
Old 07-25-17, 07:00 AM
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Ok sounds good. Yeah, i would be adding exhaust for sound. The sound I'm looking for is a deep tone for when start up[ and punching the gas. Not loud when driving at any speed. Or maybe a little lol. Sound I'm looking for is deep throaty, mean almost like the BMW or mustangs. Not looking for a high tone that sounds like bees in the engine.
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Originally Posted by tray7979
Good morning,
I am thinking of stage one chip upgrade for my Lexus. Is this something I would need to get installed my a professional? Or its a plug in like other chips. Also, Im looking into exhaust “axel back” to start with as well. Im trying to find people with the setup using either Magnaflow Street series 15227, Invidia Q300, or Flowmaster . Right now I have a Injen intake and F-Sport springs 1in drop.

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I have the Q300 its it Super Drony, so I would vote to stay away from it thou it gives nice preformance

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Old 07-25-17, 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Nuke
I have the Q300 its it Super Drony, so I would vote to stay away from it thou it gives nice preformance
I sold my F Sport and i'm back to stock now. I love the quietness lol!
Old 07-25-17, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Sheddy
I sold my F Sport and i'm back to stock now. I love the quietness lol!
lol am strongly considering it, but am holding off on that as Tony is running some tests on my setup so lets see

did u feel any TQ ot power loss when switching to stock? Aside from the sound feeling
Old 07-25-17, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Nuke
lol am strongly considering it, but am holding off on that as Tony is running some tests on my setup so lets see

did u feel any TQ ot power loss when switching to stock? Aside from the sound feeling
Actually its weird because i feel like the car performs better with the stock system, but it can also be that i don't hear the engine sound with my windows up. I'm sure the axle back made a slight difference, but i think the down pipe was the biggest restriction on the stock exhaust system,.
Old 07-25-17, 08:42 AM
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^i wonder if its the fact the car is quiet it surprises you when the power hits. like with a loud exhaust you may expect the car to be faster than it is. Maybe it's a mind thing? I agree though I'd rather go stock exhaust all the way no matter what! bravo
Old 07-25-17, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by E46CT
^i wonder if its the fact the car is quiet it surprises you when the power hits. like with a loud exhaust you may expect the car to be faster than it is. Maybe it's a mind thing? I agree though I'd rather go stock exhaust all the way no matter what! bravo
Totally agree! If the axle back did make any difference it definitely wasn't significant.

Here's a comparison of Daniel's results with TTI Stage 2, Injen intake, de-catted turbo back exhaust and mine with Stage 2, HPS intake tube and catted down pipe (stock mid pipe and axle back).


After 4500rpm his power curve started to go over mine.
Old 07-25-17, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Sheddy
I sold my F Sport and i'm back to stock now. I love the quietness lol!
i've always had v8s in the past. a louder than stock v8 exhaust sounds good. it's all personal preference but imo loud 6 and 4 cylinder exhausts sound lame compared to v8s. i'll stick with stock.
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Originally Posted by gbgary
i've always had v8s in the past. a louder than stock v8 exhaust sounds good. it's all personal preference but imo loud 6 and 4 cylinder exhausts sound lame compared to v8s. i'll stick with stock.
Yup, especially since its a regular automatic too, it sounds annoying to me. If it was a DSG/DCT type transmission then that would be different. lol
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Originally Posted by Sheddy
That's awesome, enjoy that extra power!
Hey man I made an account just to commented on this page. Just bought a is200t yesterday and I already felt there's a bit of turbo lag when I pressed the gas pedal. Its kinda annoying and I happened to see this thread. Im interested on how to get this set up and is it plug and play? Is there a video or instructions on how to install? What else needs to be done after the ECU flash?

Sorry for the many questions but I did read couple of pages and Im liking the response and perf. boost.
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Originally Posted by aznknightz
Hey man I made an account just to commented on this page. Just bought a is200t yesterday and I already felt there's a bit of turbo lag when I pressed the gas pedal. Its kinda annoying and I happened to see this thread. Im interested on how to get this set up and is it plug and play? Is there a video or instructions on how to install? What else needs to be done after the ECU flash?

Sorry for the many questions but I did read couple of pages and Im liking the response and perf. boost.
Welcome!
What you are experiencing is a combination of turbo lag and throttle delay. The TTI re-flash made adjustments to the throttle and fuel ratio to help with this issue. The re-flash is not as simple as the piggyback, you'll get tools and software download from TTI to use on a WINDOWS laptop with internet connection. Its pretty straight forward with the instructions that will be included. If you are planning to go with the Stage 1 once you've uploaded the file into your ECU, you're good to go with stock and modified bolt ons. If you are wanting the Stage 2 it is recommend to get an aftermarket down pipe to get the full effect of the tune. All the contact information is on the 1st page of this thread.

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Originally Posted by Sheddy
Totally agree! If the axle back did make any difference it definitely wasn't significant.

Here's a comparison of Daniel's results with TTI Stage 2, Injen intake, de-catted turbo back exhaust and mine with Stage 2, HPS intake tube and catted down pipe (stock mid pipe and axle back).


After 4500rpm his power curve started to go over mine.
i think thats around when vvti kicks in 4k-4.5k rpms.

Awesome now people can see dyno comparison with different setups
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lol , so basically dont waste your money for any exhaust for a turbo 4c. Before this is200t . I had a 04 TSX with just an intake and did a muffler delete . Sounds pretty mean for a 4c and only spending 200 bucks to do it. Love the Lexus though and Turbo. Maybe the 350 the big daddy is better for power of course. Hell, get that one and put a turbo in it lol.

Question: My dec guy said to really let your car have a turbo cool down everytime. Is this really really necessary? Makes since too but I have other people who have turbos and nothing was said. or maybe they didn't read the instruction booklet lol lol. Do they make Turbo timers. I can't find ones that work with this car. ir i guess i can sit for those 2 minutes or so
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Originally Posted by daniellina
i think thats around when vvti kicks in 4k-4.5k rpms.

Awesome now people can see dyno comparison with different setups
That "VTECH" bro! lol


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