what’s your DA? Lozic tune seems to act conservatively when it comes to high DA environment. Me and Pearly are using JB4 to add more boost for 4500,5000,5500,6000rpm by 0.5 to 2 psi to milk more high end power and it works great. Go check your boost curve for a full 1/4 run on JB4 and it might gives you the answer why you’re slower than you expected.
DA was around 280. IAT was 82 at the start of the run and 64 by the end. Boost stayed between 19.5-21.1, tapering in the higher rpms. Timing peaked around 17 and there were a lot of corrections. I typically get less than 2 degrees of corrections on 75-80 degree days running 93 and ing. 1 going as high as 19.5. Which is why I suspect the fuel not actually being 100 octane.
DA was around 280. IAT was 82 at the start of the run and 64 by the end. Boost stayed between 19.5-21.1, tapering in the higher rpms. Timing peaked around 17 and there were a lot of corrections. I typically get less than 2 degrees of corrections on 75-80 degree days running 93 and ing. 1 going as high as 19.5. Which is why I suspect the fuel not actually being 100 octane.
Try reset the ecu by unplug it for 15min+. I actually get 0.1s 1/8 mile off right after I reset once I noticed timing pull. Once it starts to pull lots of timing it takes forever to push the timing back so reset it is what we do all the time. Actually for me it seems like the timing pull only being triggered after a 3rd or 4rd gear WOT pull. When I shift at the normal shift points like daily driving or even go to the track it will stay clean log all the time.
Try reset the ecu by unplug it for 15min+. I actually get 0.1s 1/8 mile off right after I reset once I noticed timing pull. Once it starts to pull lots of timing it takes forever to push the timing back so reset it is what we do all the time. Actually for me it seems like the timing pull only being triggered after a 3rd or 4rd gear WOT pull. When I shift at the normal shift points like daily driving or even go to the track it will stay clean log all the time.
Funny y'all mentioned the manual shifting issue. I was experiencing it this morning. I got tired of fighting it and just let auto shift control 1>2>3 then used the paddles after that but not until 5.5k.
Does anyone believe I can get into the 10's with weight reduction (remove passenger seat, rear seat & spare tire), lightweight wheels, better 60ft and sooner shift points? Or am I to far away?
Funny y'all mentioned the manual shifting issue. I was experiencing it this morning. I got tired of fighting it and just let auto shift control 1>2>3 then used the paddles after that but not until 5.5k.
Does anyone believe I can get into the 10's with weight reduction (remove passenger seat, rear seat & spare tire), lightweight wheels, better 60ft and sooner shift points? Or am I to far away?
weight reduction will help for sure, also, try shifting around 5700 as the powerband is the same from 5200 to 5800. You are coming up on Joel pretty quick.
weight reduction will help for sure, also, try shifting around 5700 as the powerband is the same from 5200 to 5800. You are coming up on Joel pretty quick.
I updated my signature to 1.6bar ECU. But I'm not stacking a JB4 or anything. Only using the Lozic ECU. Need to get a dyno test sometime to see where I'm at and what the power curve looks like for my Stinger.
I updated my signature to 1.6bar ECU. But I'm not stacking a JB4 or anything. Only using the Lozic ECU. Need to get a dyno test sometime to see where I'm at and what the power curve looks like for my Stinger.
I updated my signature to 1.6bar ECU. But I'm not stacking a JB4 or anything. Only using the Lozic ECU. Need to get a dyno test sometime to see where I'm at and what the power curve looks like for my Stinger.
Well, every time its happened to me, its because more than one thing was attached to my OBD2 system, as I can run my JB4 through the port in my engine bay, so the Cabin port is left open. I would ask Lap3 if thats all that is plugged in.
DA was around 280. IAT was 82 at the start of the run and 64 by the end. Boost stayed between 19.5-21.1, tapering in the higher rpms. Timing peaked around 17 and there were a lot of corrections. I typically get less than 2 degrees of corrections on 75-80 degree days running 93 and ing. 1 going as high as 19.5. Which is why I suspect the fuel not actually being 100 octane.
No, previous days I was only running 93 and all was good.
I put in the 10 gallons of 100 octane the day before going to the track. When I put the 100 octane in, I had less than half a gallon of 93 still in the tank.
Quick question.. but is there a decent OBD connected tool for logging instead of the JB4? I want to eventually get a Lozic ECU and TCU, I'd rather not spend the extra on a JB4 for just logging at that point if there is a good OBD connected logger. Sorry if this is a dumb question. I'm just not sure what options there are.