For people that know how to drive a manual car, this would've been obvious! Which is why in the early days, manual cars were much more fuel efficient than auto cars as people can drive conservatively for fuel efficiency better. But nowadays, I think the computers have caught up.
What about if i have mt and put the eco mode and i reach 6.000 rpm? and then put sport mode and i reach the same rpm? Because maybe if you have automatic eco mode shift at lowest rpm and if i put sport probably do it at highest rpm but if i have manual transmission? I have kia sorento 2.2 turbo diesel manual transmission and i only feel a change with normal vs sport mode with the strong steering wheels and maybe a little bit strong aceleration. Also the torque but im.not sure
Hi sir! Not related to the video, but i would like to say that I'm a living proof that remapping really makes super TIPID in fuel consumption. My ranger from 8km/L to 11km/L city driving. And 12km/L to 18km/L on highway!
@@kooob81 basta naka stock pipe ka, stock din tunog ng engine. Hindi mahahalata ng iba naka remap ka. So far wala naman negative effect sa engine ko. Masarap ihataw at ipang overtake since walang delay acceleration. Hehe.
How about for manual transmission with the PWR and ECO mode? Will it limit the max RPM on ECO while you can reach the highest RPM possible with PWR? Is that how it works when in a manual transmission? Thanks
@Raf what is the model and make of this car? perhaps the ECO/PWR mode on MTs function differently. as he mentioned above, the details are in the manual.
Can you please recommend an auto shop in metro manila who does ECU remapping of 2010 Toyota Innova 2kd ftv D4D 2500cc with automatic transmission. Thank you
Good day sir, so i can always ise the eco mode even in highways at high speed? Guilty of not reading the manual 😊, just following what other user says that only use eco mode in traffic then shift to normal mode on highways....
Hi! This may be an off topic question but, similar lang ba sa Eco and Power mode ang Overdrive in some cars? Correct me if I'm wrong since parang similar ang pagkaka-explain mo po. And based sa research ko sa Overdrive mode, it is recommended to turn it off when going on a steep hill since hindi maaachieve ang highest gear, but higher ang RPM. But if naka-on naman (which is by default), hindi ganun ka-gutom sa RPM ang car, attainable ang highest gear, will save some gas, but lesser power. So in a way, O/D On = Eco mode, O/D Off = Power mode? Or hindi rin hehe, thank you!
ang alam ko sa eco mode open throttle nya 2:4 tas sa normal 3:4 tas sa power mode 4:4 manual transmission gamit ko eh... nothing to do with transmission maririnig mo ugong ng makina masmalakas pg nk power mode at masmabilis tumaas rpm nya walang kinalaman yong transmision kung gusto ko masmaaga/late mag shift. innova 2.8 gd engine gamit ko
@@speedlabchannel4452 try mo paandarin sasakyan ng naka neutral tapos paabutin mo ng 2000 rpm na nsa normal mode... tas steady lang apak pindutin mo eco mode bababa sya ng 1800 rpm tapos pinindot mo ng power mode aangat sya ng 2200 rpm... naka neutral yan ah so san yong transmission.
stupid explanation. then how do you explain the big difference in the fuel consumption meter when you drive using different modes (eco, normal, pwr) kung hindi nya naapektuhan ang amount ng power ng engine at certain rpm. and how will that two buttons control the shift points in manual transmission? does it control the brain of the driver to manually shift at high rpm when in power mode and low rpm in eco mode? haha
@@speedlabchannel4452 I totally agree with your explanation, Only one explanation for why he doesn't understand, He doesn't know how to drive a manual car.
What about if i have mt and put the eco mode and i reach 6.000 rpm? and then put sport mode and i reach the same rpm? Because maybe if you have automatic eco mode shift at lowest rpm and if i put sport probably do it at highest rpm but if i have manual transmission?
this also explains why reading the car manual really matters. Thanks for clarifying it Speedlab!
quality content. thanks sid!
For people that know how to drive a manual car, this would've been obvious! Which is why in the early days, manual cars were much more fuel efficient than auto cars as people can drive conservatively for fuel efficiency better. But nowadays, I think the computers have caught up.
Malinaw na mwlinaw na bosing hehe,, GOD bless!
transmission shift point and throttle sensitivity perhaps
What about if i have mt and put the eco mode and i reach 6.000 rpm? and then put sport mode and i reach the same rpm? Because maybe if you have automatic eco mode shift at lowest rpm and if i put sport probably do it at highest rpm but if i have manual transmission?
I have kia sorento 2.2 turbo diesel manual transmission and i only feel a change with normal vs sport mode with the strong steering wheels and maybe a little bit strong aceleration.
Also the torque but im.not sure
When are you going to release the Elsa Innova project "boost controller" episode
But on our MT Innova there is also those 2 buttons. I thought the eco and power button is just like those aftermarket throttle controllers.
Well I just told you you're wrong
Hi sir! Not related to the video, but i would like to say that I'm a living proof that remapping really makes super TIPID in fuel consumption.
My ranger from 8km/L to 11km/L city driving. And 12km/L to 18km/L on highway!
san ka nag pa remap sir?
@@kooob81 jan kay sir syd. Speedlab.
@@nfthunter2144 tnx parang stock ba tunog makina pag na idle or aggresive na siya? hindi malaspag makina?
@@kooob81 basta naka stock pipe ka, stock din tunog ng engine. Hindi mahahalata ng iba naka remap ka. So far wala naman negative effect sa engine ko. Masarap ihataw at ipang overtake since walang delay acceleration. Hehe.
@@kooob81 also, drive normally if you want to feel the TIPID sa diesel. Pero most likely hataw ka ng hataw after remap, sarap kasi. Haha.
Thank you sir..
Nice content 🔥♥️
will I still get similar fuel consumption between the eco and normal modes? eco mode feels sluggish in the lower gears on a manual transmission
8-10% better
Well said
How about for manual transmission with the PWR and ECO mode? Will it limit the max RPM on ECO while you can reach the highest RPM possible with PWR? Is that how it works when in a manual transmission? Thanks
I hope this one get a response
@@jazzgueco patiently waiting too, no exact answer received yet
@Raf what is the model and make of this car? perhaps the ECO/PWR mode on MTs function differently. as he mentioned above, the details are in the manual.
Same modes are present in Manual fortuners too. What do the modes affect in those cars ?
throttle response.
Can you please recommend an auto shop in metro manila who does ECU remapping of 2010 Toyota Innova 2kd ftv D4D 2500cc with automatic transmission. Thank you
Us obviously. Speedlab
Good day sir, so i can always ise the eco mode even in highways at high speed? Guilty of not reading the manual 😊, just following what other user says that only use eco mode in traffic then shift to normal mode on highways....
Yes
How about hybrid cars sir?
Read your manual
Not gonna spoon feed you everything
I love manual
sir give me a reason why i should bring my car to ur shop instead of speedworks
Cheaper and same result
@@speedlabchannel4452 thanks see u soon!
Hi! This may be an off topic question but, similar lang ba sa Eco and Power mode ang Overdrive in some cars? Correct me if I'm wrong since parang similar ang pagkaka-explain mo po. And based sa research ko sa Overdrive mode, it is recommended to turn it off when going on a steep hill since hindi maaachieve ang highest gear, but higher ang RPM.
But if naka-on naman (which is by default), hindi ganun ka-gutom sa RPM ang car, attainable ang highest gear, will save some gas, but lesser power.
So in a way, O/D On = Eco mode, O/D Off = Power mode? Or hindi rin hehe, thank you!
Overdrive means that it will shift to 4th gear as 3rd gear is 1:1 ratio
Right
Which is a better upgrade, remap or throttle controller? Or is it better to have both?
remap, di na kailangan ng throttle controller after remap. Na-explain din sa older vids about misconceptions sa remap.
Hm po pa remap ng innova 1GD?
P25000
ang alam ko sa eco mode open throttle nya 2:4 tas sa normal 3:4 tas sa power mode 4:4 manual transmission gamit ko eh... nothing to do with transmission maririnig mo ugong ng makina masmalakas pg nk power mode at masmabilis tumaas rpm nya walang kinalaman yong transmision kung gusto ko masmaaga/late mag shift. innova 2.8 gd engine gamit ko
@@joellaroya9195 I can't help people who refuse to be educated. I showed you it is in the FUCKING MANUAL
@@speedlabchannel4452 try mo paandarin sasakyan ng naka neutral tapos paabutin mo ng 2000 rpm na nsa normal mode... tas steady lang apak pindutin mo eco mode bababa sya ng 1800 rpm tapos pinindot mo ng power mode aangat sya ng 2200 rpm... naka neutral yan ah so san yong transmission.
@@joellaroya9195 that is the stupidest most unscientific way to do it
@@speedlabchannel4452 close minded never learns bk gusto mo sendan p kita ng video
@@joellaroya9195 you can send all the videos you want
Won't change the fact you're wrong
stupid explanation.
then how do you explain the big difference in the fuel consumption meter when you drive using different modes (eco, normal, pwr) kung hindi nya naapektuhan ang amount ng power ng engine at certain rpm.
and how will that two buttons control the shift points in manual transmission?
does it control the brain of the driver to manually shift at high rpm when in power mode and low rpm in eco mode? haha
Because the shift point is lower and keeps the rpms low
Low rpm at highest possible gear = low consumption
THATS HOW. You're the stupid one
@@speedlabchannel4452 I totally agree with your explanation, Only one explanation for why he doesn't understand, He doesn't know how to drive a manual car.
Stupid comment.
What a STUPID argument.
What about if i have mt and put the eco mode and i reach 6.000 rpm? and then put sport mode and i reach the same rpm? Because maybe if you have automatic eco mode shift at lowest rpm and if i put sport probably do it at highest rpm but if i have manual transmission?