CA here. I have jb4, lozic tcu and mix e30. Also a few other mods: intakes, plugs, ecs10, sways. Plenty fun, and I can switch jb4 maps according to the fuel I have.
Level 2, iirc. 1 below max. It's mostly good. I wish it had a bit less line pressure at idle when not fully warm - shakes the seats.. I wish it could be like sport mode only or some way to switch back to stock for trips with the family. But, overall, I'm happy.
Hello been contemplating on purchasing a lozic tune. The thing is not sure on what to purchase. ECU or TCU. The stinger is my daily and I like to have fun with it here and there. I live in California so pump gas sucks at 91.
Current mods are: Intakes, oil catch can. JB4. HKS plus. Downpipes. MBRP exhaust. Intercooler(soon)
Hello been contemplating on purchasing a lozic tune. The thing is not sure on what to purchase. ECU or TCU. The stinger is my daily and I like to have fun with it here and there. I live in California so pump gas sucks at 91.
Current mods are: Intakes, oil catch can. JB4. HKS plus. Downpipes. MBRP exhaust. Intercooler(soon)
If you have access to E85 and it's convenient then you may get a lot out a full tuned ECU, but you'll be somewhat locked in to having to run that E mix.
If you're choosing one or the other I feel like the TCU would be the best/ biggest improvement if you're not looking to run anything other than 91 or install CPI or WMI. There's only so much Lozic or any tuner can do to reliably squeeze out more power without proper fueling.
I seem to do fine with map 2 on 91, according to BMS. They also said map 4 looks ok on E30-E40 (rough guess at mix), but map6bot said a different tank was marginal and Will Hatzer says he doesn't recommend map 4 on any CA gas mix without additional fueling. But, map 4 isn't that much more power than map 3. And I can dial in map 4 at the track when I fill up with 96 or 100 .
Sure, you won't set any records with just plugs + jb4, but it's also quite affordable and can be resold. Any Ecu tune is vin-locked and is only worth $200-300 used for the spare ecu.
I decided the stinger would be my "start with more power, less mods" car, after modding my Subaru quite a bit.
I seem to do fine with map 2 on 91, according to BMS. They also said map 4 looks ok on E30-E40 (rough guess at mix), but map6bot said a different tank was marginal and Will Hatzer says he doesn't recommend map 4 on any CA gas mix without additional fueling. But, map 4 isn't that much more power than map 3. And I can dial in map 4 at the track when I fill up with 96 or 100 .
Sure, you won't set any records with just plugs + jb4, but it's also quite affordable and can be resold. Any Ecu tune is vin-locked and is only worth $200-300 used for the spare ecu.
I decided the stinger would be my "start with more power, less mods" car, after modding my Subaru quite a bit.
Our wastegate specs are all over the place out the factory so hence our boost be like that too. Imagine some overboosted one with your map 3 level of the boost on 91 but it's map1.
No. It's purely a handling mod to tell the AWD "brain" to utilize the front wheels quicker/more often when the rears begin to lose traction since the AWD system is 80% rear bias in sport mode.
This, in theory, could assist with better launches but that's not really the purpose of the mod. More of a mod for trying to shave a few tenths off of your lap time at the track.
Hello been contemplating on purchasing a lozic tune. The thing is not sure on what to purchase. ECU or TCU. The stinger is my daily and I like to have fun with it here and there. I live in California so pump gas sucks at 91.
Current mods are: Intakes, oil catch can. JB4. HKS plus. Downpipes. MBRP exhaust. Intercooler(soon)
Just installed the EK1 BEF E85 tune last night. Big, BIG fan of it. Car feels smoother and even more powerful. I’m installing the CPI and BMS FMIC next week so I’m not trying to go too many WOTs right now with just the JB4/BEF and Lozic TCU, just testing it out through different maps on E30. Im a daily driver and haven’t taken my car to the track (yet). I drive spiritly but not racing everything I see. Excited to see what the CPI will do extra as I’m already having too much fun with this!
I find myself on Genesis forums a lot lately learning about tuning since we run the same engine and have identical setups.
To answer your question: Yes, in order to buy the $75 BEF from SXTH website, you would need the EK1 which is $519 to flash it with. The positive about this is you can download multiple BEF’s for whatever suites you at that time, they have E85, E30, 93 octane BEFs. You can flash the BEFs onto your car within 5 minutes. No need to send the ECU back and forth for revisions. Just download and go. I have a few of their BEFs on my EK1.
Lozic ECU out the door is $1750 at checkout. You have a lot of customization with their ECU, they have boost ready feature, and they do pops and bangs whereas I don’t think Terrys BEF’s do those yet, but they get you burbles.
Many people run pure Lozic, many people are now running pure BMS, and LAP3 has always been a thing, some (like me) are running combination. There’s a lot of good/bad/ugly stories and information on this forum about all the ECU tunes as we have a community of different minds all thinking alike, just like the Genesis community
I find myself on Genesis forums a lot lately learning about tuning since we run the same engine and have identical setups.
To answer your question: Yes, in order to buy the $75 BEF from SXTH website, you would need the EK1 which is $519 to flash it with. The positive about this is you can download multiple BEF’s for whatever suites you at that time, they have E85, E30, 93 octane BEFs. You can flash the BEFs onto your car within 5 minutes. No need to send the ECU back and forth for revisions. Just download and go. I have a few of their BEFs on my EK1.
Lozic ECU out the door is $1750 at checkout. You have a lot of customization with their ECU, they have boost ready feature, and they do pops and bangs whereas I don’t think Terrys BEF’s do those yet, but they get you burbles.
Many people run pure Lozic, many people are now running pure BMS, and LAP3 has always been a thing, some (like me) are running combination. There’s a lot of good/bad/ugly information on this forum about all the ECU tunes as we have a community of different minds all thinking alike, just like the Genesis community
If you have the EK1, Terry (BMS) has his own TCU tune, I believe it's called TCU Alpha or something, and that is what is running on my car currently. I absolutely love it. The shift points are ideal, line pressure is increased for faster, harder shifts. And it unlocks TCU launch to allow you to launch the car with boost. For $75 it's a steal.
I had one of SXTHs original TCU tunes and I unfortunately don't have many good things to say. It ran fine but the shift points were all wrong and no noticeable difference in shift performance like the BMS tune.