Another Hino RM280 Performance Boost Success!

Today, we had the opportunity to work on a Hino RM280. This driver, who frequently drives on challenging roads for extended periods, has been struggling with the vehicle's lack of power. He hoped that our service could resolve the issue of insufficient factory power.

The driver had previously considered other tuning services but was hesitant due to reports of instability and engine damage from some providers. After observing the stable performance of his friend’s vehicle, which had been tuned by VELOCITY, he decided to give us a try.

Performance Comparison: Factory vs. Upgraded

Factory Condition Test: The test result in factory condition was 32.32 seconds, which the driver found insufficient for daily demands.

Post-VELOCITY Upgrade Test: After the upgrade, the test result improved significantly to 20.55 seconds, showing a remarkable improvement of 11.77 seconds! During the test, the driver fully pressed the accelerator and clearly felt the dramatic difference in power and torque compared to the factory setup.

Stability Check: The engine's temperature control remained as stable as the factory condition after the upgrade, giving the driver confidence in the reliability of the system.

Maintenance Tips After ECU Tuning/Remapping

To ensure your Hino RM280 continues to perform optimally after ECU tuning/remapping, follow these guidelines:

1. Use High-Quality Fuel: Premium fuel ensures stable and efficient engine performance.

2. Perform Regular Maintenance: Follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule for routine checks and servicing.

3. Avoid Aggressive Driving: Aggressive driving can damage the engine and shorten its lifespan.

Conclusion

ECU tuning/remapping is an excellent solution to enhance the performance and fuel efficiency of the Hino RM280 bus. After the upgrade, you will immediately notice a significant difference in engine power and operational cost savings.

Contact us today to transform your bus into a more powerful and efficient machine!