Emira JB4 Tuning Now Available for I4 & V6 Cars!

Maybe the part just can’t handle the additional weight of the car
There is no material difference in weight between the Evora and Emira. The Evora 400 was just over 3200 lbs and the Evora GT with carbon roof, seats and other weight saving bits shaved 100 lbs from that figure.

"Lightweight is to Lotus as four-wheel drive is to Jeep, and the Evora GT drops a claimed 71 pounds if you equip it with the carbon-fiber roof, rear deck, and diffuser as part of the optional $8000 Carbon Pack. At 3112 pounds, it's a featherweight of a modern machine, but a 718 Cayman only weighs about 30 pounds more. The last Evora 400 we tested weighed exactly 100 pounds more than this GT."

 
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Sorry to hear. My axle also snapped. Thankfully it was an easy fix covered under warranty!
Which axle broke on your car? LH or RH? The one on Corey's was LH but I didn't want to make assumptions about yours.

A group of us are discussing offline and trying to cook up some alternative options.
 
All of us when we see Map2 know it’s just one click away from a good time, not a long time

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I’m following this thread with keen interest. I have multiple upgrades lined up for install (including the JB4) when my Emira gets fired up for the summer car rotation.

Obviously, a broken axle is a painful experience that all of us would like to avoid. Maybe it comes down to driving style and how much risk/reward a person is willing to take.
 
Hey Gang.... Just installed my JB4 Tune last night and went for a brief drive. For reference, I have the 3rd cat delete, exhaust valve in full-open and the high flow air filter. Here are my "personal" observations. The install was easy, did it myself in about 30 minutes. I am running 93 octane and Map2. Up to about 3k RPM, I don't notice a huge difference, between 3-4k RPM there is a noticeable increase in power, after 4k is where it really starts to change. From 4k up it is I would say it feels "in the seat" like there's 20% more power, but it feels more "visceral" (best way I can explain it). It reminds me of a less violent version of my 2 stroke dirt bike hitting power-band when I was a kid. I wasn't sure it was worth the $ or not, until I switched back to Map0 (stock) and realized, "Oh yeah, there's definitely a difference". So, yes, I recommend. Hope this helps.
 

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