Tacoma - OVTUNE - VFTUNER - Update Info and Original Development

I’m down for flying bacon. Is that a new feature of 1.05? I’ll buy a second tune if it means more bacon

 

love following a semi home at 60-65mph, look at all that "gold"

 

Must live in a flat ass area.

 

Here waiting for the “more info” like

 

What comes first, soon or later?

 

Rather have it sooner than later

 

How many of you use 87 vs 91?

 

87 on 1.04 here.

 

91 on 1.04 here

 

A GPS will only reveal the location, we need to go by the star map

 

91 at 1.04 here. 87 was awful

 

Why do you say it was awful?
That is the one I plan on using we only get 90 around here too(I know it would work in this case, but still)

 

Terrible misfiring below 1500rpm. Transmission shifted very hard all the time. Always wanted to downshift. No low end power. It was better then stock but far from perfect or acceptable.

I’m hoping 1.05 fixes this. The way Mat has described the issues with the software in the ecu and the way it is so over written and unpredictable makes me wonder what Toyota could have been possibly thinking.

My wife’s Prius V is far more enjoyable to drive with 105k on it then my 17 Taco with 17k on it.

 

Bad crank position sensor?

 

To use this do I need to purchase Currently the only kits available are software kits. You will need to purchase the required OBDII cable separately from www.tactrix.com ?

 

I have wondered but have very little misfire running the 91 tune.

 

If you get the $770 kit it comes with a connector.

 

Well I've run both, I get some lugging around 12-1400rpm. But no misfire on either ever. I had a misfire on 1.03 once. I swapped out my CPS before I bought the tune maybe do it just in case.

 

I know there is a detailed walkthrough on how to replace it somewhere on this forum, and I have thought of doing it. It would misfire so bad on the stock tune and 87 tune that the whole truck would shake. But never threw a code.

 

It’s very very easy. Some remove the tire. I didn’t and I had no problems.