Turbo Toyotas: Jacksonville Style!
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Originally Posted by Yankee21
Have you thought about coming down to Orlando and Have CFT or Titan tune it?
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Originally Posted by Yankee21
Have you thought about coming down to Orlando and Have CFT or Titan tune it?
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Originally Posted by Yankee21
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Have you thought about coming down to Orlando and Have CFT or Titan tune it?
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Originally Posted by Bryan06tC
I say learn as much as you can yourself as far as tuning goes cause otherwise your always at the mercy of tuners ( they will a$$ rape you in my area)...... plus piggybacks arent overly complex
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nice matt!! And about you afr gauge it a not hooked up, go under your car and make sure the clip is in and not hanging there! Sweet deal though. Ohhh and your boost spike isn't normal.... Hmmm umma look into that but I've never had that. Enjoy the boost andpay attention to that boost gauge.
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nice matt!! And about you afr gauge it a not hooked up, go under your car and make sure the clip is in and not hanging there! Sweet deal though. Ohhh and your boost spike isn't normal.... Hmmm umma look into that but I've never had that. Enjoy the boost andpay attention to that boost gauge.
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Originally Posted by jaxtcracer
btw... is anyone else's intercooler not lined up perfectly centered in their lower grille? mine's definitely not.
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Originally Posted by Bryan06tC
I say learn as much as you can yourself as far as tuning goes cause otherwise your always at the mercy of tuners ( they will a$$ rape you in my area)...... plus piggybacks arent overly complex
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Originally Posted by java09
As far as the feeling compared to stock, mine does that too..
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Nope. that would not help. Mine does that as well, but it's due to the turbo spolling and slowing down, along with the different fuel curves needed when in and out of boost.
When you let off and get out of boost, obviously your TQ goes back down to stock, and your piggyback sees that you are out of boost so you no longer need as much fuel, so it pulls more, which also makes the car lurch.
If it gets really annoying, just starting putting the clutch in instead of just letting off the gas and keeping it in gear.
When you let off and get out of boost, obviously your TQ goes back down to stock, and your piggyback sees that you are out of boost so you no longer need as much fuel, so it pulls more, which also makes the car lurch.
If it gets really annoying, just starting putting the clutch in instead of just letting off the gas and keeping it in gear.
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Originally Posted by Mr_Meaty
Nope. that would not help. Mine does that as well, but it's due to the turbo spolling and slowing down, along with the different fuel curves needed when in and out of boost.
When you let off and get out of boost, obviously your TQ goes back down to stock, and your piggyback sees that you are out of boost so you no longer need as much fuel, so it pulls more, which also makes the car lurch.
If it gets really annoying, just starting putting the clutch in instead of just letting off the gas and keeping it in gear.
When you let off and get out of boost, obviously your TQ goes back down to stock, and your piggyback sees that you are out of boost so you no longer need as much fuel, so it pulls more, which also makes the car lurch.
If it gets really annoying, just starting putting the clutch in instead of just letting off the gas and keeping it in gear.
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Originally Posted by java09
weird mine doesn't do that
it couldn't be the new clutch just being broken in could it? that wouldn't really make sense.