Lozic AWD Tune

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Has anyone gotten the Lozic AWD tune? He's offering it for $990 new but I don't know anyone who's gotten it and recommends it.
 
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There's no way he upped the price on the AWD tune that much, it used to be like 690.
I haven't gotten the AWD tune from him yet, but he has indicated that it's primary function is to provide superior performance through corners. Not sure how worth it is, but I'm interested in finding out.
 
There's no way he upped the price on the AWD tune that much, it used to be like 690.
I haven't gotten the AWD tune from him yet, but he has indicated that it's primary function is to provide superior performance through corners. Not sure how worth it is, but I'm interested in finding out.
Seems like all the prices went up:

ECU $1690

TCU $1090

AWD $990
 
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Seems like inflation is getting to him. LoL. That's nearly a 50% increase in price. That's nuts.
 
Seems like inflation is getting to him. LoL. That's nearly a 50% increase in price. That's nuts.
How much was the ECU when you got it?
 
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Seems like inflation is getting to him. LoL. That's nearly a 50% increase in price. That's nuts.
that exact reason is why I tried to convince him to get a shop not in California. They get the worst of it.
 
Has anyone gotten the Lozic AWD tune? He's offering it for $996 new but I don't know anyone who's gotten it and recommends it.
I have it.

If you are doing road courses, it should help save time in the corners. I did some test for straight line speed and what I noticed was minimal, like maybe a tenth in 1/4 mile time. Backroads, the car was faster through turns. Not enough to justify purchasing for drag strip. Essentially the tune is supposed to allow the vehicle to send the torque faster than stock unit. Which in theory will help you in the corners, especially when exiting. I think unless tracking at road courses, most should pass on this. I have some track days, and I believe will help and make a difference on my times. I'm not going to be doing any testing of stock vs lozic awd ecu because I'm just not that interested in uninstalling/reinstalling the unit. It was a pain in the ass to reach. And I don't know that I care enough to check it out. Lozic was supposed to make a video demonstrating the difference, but I don't think that ever happened.

Another thing though is that I purchased mine in 2021. It was $650 and I had the funds. It does feel quicker through my local backroads when carving through corners, so I believe his claims to be true.
 
I have it.

If you are doing road courses, it should help save time in the corners. I did some test for straight line speed and what I noticed was minimal, like maybe a tenth in 1/4 mile time. Backroads, the car was faster through turns. Not enough to justify purchasing for drag strip. Essentially the tune is supposed to allow the vehicle to send the torque faster than stock unit. Which in theory will help you in the corners, especially when exiting. I think unless tracking at road courses, most should pass on this. I have some track days, and I believe will help and make a difference on my times. I'm not going to be doing any testing of stock vs lozic awd ecu because I'm just not that interested in uninstalling/reinstalling the unit. It was a pain in the ass to reach. And I don't know that I care enough to check it out. Lozic was supposed to make a video demonstrating the difference, but I don't think that ever happened.

Another thing though is that I purchased mine in 2021. It was $650 and I had the funds. It does feel quicker through my local backroads when carving through corners, so I believe his claims to be true.
Appreciate the input. I think I may pass on this as well unless I find a deal on a used one.
 
that exact reason is why I tried to convince him to get a shop not in California. They get the worst of it.
Good point. California has got to be the absolute worst state for people who appreciate cars and the automotive industry. I try not to get political about their governance, but they don't make it easy for someone who loves cars (or guns, for that matter).
 
Seems like all the prices went up:

ECU $1690

TCU $1090

AWD $990
At those prices it's hard to not just go with lap3 now...
 
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At those prices it's hard to not just go with lap3 now...
You're not wrong, but they do not have an AWD tune, as far as I know.
 
At those prices it's hard to not just go with lap3 now...
I agree. My initial justification for Lozic was that his tune was half the cost of Lap3 and you could still be fast. But it's too close for me now. However, Lozic has a lot of track experience and I think maybe on a road course this will show up more with that awd tune. I do like it.
 
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@StingerbyAdoom how would you compare your current tune to the Lozic?
ease of use, Faster, revisions through the internet if need be, and much, much more. My car is noticeably faster now. haven't put any times down yet, but Using the JB4s rough 0-60 estimation, im averaging 0.3-0.4 seconds quicker than I was on the lozic tune. Heres the kicker though. The Faster times with the sxth tune are being done on my winter tires, on a dirty street, compared to my lozic times, with sticky summer tires on a prepped surface....
 
Kept the JB4 for logging and WMI monitoring?
Bingo, that and fine tuning with map6 for an extra half pound of boost here and there.
 
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