Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series · 1VD-FTV · 2012–Present
Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series ECU Tune Files
4.5L V8 twin-turbo diesel · Dyno-developed Stage 1 and Stage 2 calibrations. Compatible with Alientech KESS3 and other major tools.
Dyno-tested results on the 1VD-FTV 4.5L V8 twin-turbo diesel platform
STOCK
151kW
500Nm
Factory calibration
STAGE 1
200kW
650Nm
+49kW / +150Nm
No hardware mods required
STAGE 2
235kW
730Nm
+84kW / +230Nm
With supporting mods
The Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series runs the same 1VD-FTV twin-turbo V8 as the 200 Series but with a more conservative factory calibration. This makes it one of the best value tuning candidates in the trade — significant gains are available without any hardware changes.
Popular applications: work vehicles, touring, heavy towing. ECU: Denso. Compatible tools: Alientech KESS3, Autotuner, PCMFlash.
Both stages are dyno-developed and validated on the 1VD-FTV platform.
STAGE 1
The factory tune on the 79 Series leaves substantial power and torque on the table. Stage 1 recalibrates the Denso ECU’s boost, fuel, and limiter maps to unlock what the hardware is already capable of, delivering a marked improvement in towing capacity and low-range performance.
STAGE 2
Stage 2 is suited to 79 Series vehicles running upgraded exhaust systems — common on work trucks and touring builds. The combination gives the 1VD-FTV considerably more headroom and transforms what was already a capable platform into an exceptional one.
Available for the Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series 1VD-FTV for off-road and export use.
File solutions for off-road and export use. What a customer does with the software is their responsibility.
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Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series ECU Tune Files
TuneFiles offers Stage 1 and Stage 2 ECU tune files for the Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series. Stage 1 requires no hardware modifications and delivers improved power and torque across the rev range. Stage 2 is calibrated for vehicles fitted with hardware upgrades such as a performance intercooler, exhaust, or intake system.
Stage 1 recalibrates fuel delivery, boost pressure, and torque limiters within the factory ECU — no hardware changes required. Stage 2 builds on Stage 1 and targets vehicles upgraded with an intercooler, exhaust, or intake, allowing the ECU to operate at a higher performance ceiling safely.
Most Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series files are matched and delivered automatically within seconds. TuneFiles runs an automated system with over 15,000 proven solutions, meaning the majority of common vehicles are fulfilled instantly without manual build time.
Tune files for the Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series are compatible with Alientech KESS3, K-TAG, and most major ECU flashing tools used by professional workshops. Contact TuneFiles before ordering if you need to confirm compatibility with a specific tool.
A tune file is a pre-calibrated ECU map developed and validated on a dynamometer. Unlike a live dyno tune, the file is written to the ECU using an Alientech or compatible tool — no dyno appointment is needed. All files supplied by TuneFiles are dyno-developed and verified before being added to the solution database.
TuneFiles is a trade service for professional automotive workshops, ECU tuners, and Alientech dealers. It is not a direct-to-consumer service. Workshops register for a trade account at files.tunefiles.com.au and can then order files for their customers.
Yes — where applicable, TuneFiles can supply emissions solution files for the Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series including DPF off, EGR off, AdBlue off, and other ECU-level solutions. Availability depends on the specific ECU variant. These are ordered through the trade portal.
ECU modifications may affect the manufacturer warranty depending on the dealership and the nature of the claim. This is a question best discussed between the workshop and the vehicle owner before installation. TuneFiles supplies files to trade customers and does not provide warranty advice.
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