XGC75
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I'm still undecided TBH. I collected all the 0-60mph and 1/4 mile runs through this thread and associated mods to try and make a decision. Hope it helps others. Will dig into the data tomorrow now (who needs sleep?). In parentheses are the number of runs.
Data:
Conclusions: ECU tune is the way to go. It cuts more than a half-second off of JB4 FBO 0-60 runs with no bolt-ons. And it traps higher, so it pulls harder on the highway. shit. Add the Lozic TCU to a FBO JB4 car and it will match a car with the Lozic ECU only from a dig (not enough data to predict a roll).
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Data:
- All stock: 4.80s 0-60 (6), 12.99s @ 107.25 mph (3)
- JB4, no TCU and few if any plumbing mods: 4.38s 0-60 (3), no 1/4 mile data
- Lozic ECU, no TCU and few if any plumbing mods: 3.85s 0-60 (14), 11.87 @ 114.5mph (2)
- JB4, no TCU, FBO+fueling: 4.47s 0-60 (1), 12.16s (3) @ 112.1mph (1)
- Lozic ECU, no TCU and FBO+fueling: 4.28s 0-60 (2), 11.68s @ 118.1mph (5)
- JB4, Lozic TCU, FBO+fueling: 3.85s 0-60 (1), no 1.4 mile data
- Lozic ECU, Lozic TCU, FBO+fueling: 3.18s 0-60 (7), 11.15s @ 123.0 mph (5)
Conclusions: ECU tune is the way to go. It cuts more than a half-second off of JB4 FBO 0-60 runs with no bolt-ons. And it traps higher, so it pulls harder on the highway. shit. Add the Lozic TCU to a FBO JB4 car and it will match a car with the Lozic ECU only from a dig (not enough data to predict a roll).
Stinger/G70 3.3 Tune Performance

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