Tell me what’s the benefits areAbsolutely!
Are the fuel wires a good addition as well?Useful for logging, fine tuning, boost by gear, etc, etc.
Plus if you upgrade to WMI or CPI JB4 can manage that
Plus if you upgrade to WMI or CPI JB4 can manage that
Disable fuel wires if you have an ecu tune.
Why’s this ? And shoot me a messageDisable fuel wires if you have an ecu tune.
Also for my lozic tunes, will a ewg add on be a good addition ?Are the fuel wires a good addition as well?
Jb4 will be great for logging. Driving a tuned vehicle with no logging us asking for trouble.
I previously had the JB4 running with Fuel and EWG wires. Currently have them both off-running Lozic 1.5 bar ECU/TCU Combo. Using the JB4 for Logging and considering CPI or WMI as the next step. Should I totally disconnect the fuel and ewg wires from the harness or is setting them off sufficient?Jb4 will be great for logging. Driving a tuned vehicle with no logging us asking for trouble.
The fuel wires will basically cause interference with your fueling that you don't want. Ends up being kind of confusing for your engine. Let the ecu handle the fueling.
Don't use ewg wires. You risk f*cking up your wastegate and it ain't worth it.
You're talking average IGN or IGN1-6? Whats considered safe? Please elaborate!Hopefully you're not running lozic ecu without logging the first several runs to make sure you're safe. I aborted my first run because timing pull was so high. Get jb4 and don't go WOT until you can verify
Thanks Craig.Ign 2 through 6 staying under 4 is the big one,but there's some others. fuel trim staying under 50, hpfp maintaining pressure. Search the forum for how to read logs. I'm not the one to learn from.