Racechip drive modes and car drive modes

[aantony4]

Hello there! New Stinger owner from Austin, TX here! I?m looking at getting Racechip... already know what I need to do for plugs... but I?m wondering how the different modes provided by the Racechip interact with the cars comfort and sport modes

Thanks!

 

[robz32]

Welcome aboard and congratulations!

That is a great looking Stinger.

Have you looked at the JB4?

http://www.burgertuning.com/KIA_PARTS

 

[MiBlugt]

Welcome! Racechip's piggyback is independent of the different drive modes and doesn't interact. Basically they have different mappings for different octane levels.

https://www.kiastinger.org/threads/493-RaceChip-USA-Kia-Stinger-Tuning?p=16968&viewfull=1#post16968

 

[ATXStinger]

Welcome there's a few of us on here from the Austin metro area.

 

[Mops]

Welcome aboard

 

[3.3Turbo4me]

Welcome aboard and congratulations!

That is a great looking Stinger.

Have you looked at the JB4?

http://www.burgertuning.com/KIA_PARTS

^This

 

[RaceChip]

The driving modes of the Stinger and the RaceChip maps work completely independent from each other. You can combine them as you like.
The different RaceChip maps offer different levels of performance upgrades. As a rule of thumb: the higher the map, the more power and torque.
However, they also differ in the way the performance is released (e.g. at which rpm and load which performance upgrade is released). RaceChip recommends to use premium gas with the higher maps. I would anyway use only premium gas in the Stinger, even in stock. In combination with some mods (e.g. exhaust) it might make sense to use a lower RaceChip map.

 

[Scottym464]

Nice color!!