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JC671 · 05-09-2013, 12:11 AM

The reason why the throttle response is not as quick as other vehicles is the fact that our throttle is controlled by the ECM and not a wire like most vehicles.

A tune by uprev to fix the throttle maps easily fix that. It did for me. Those pedal boxes aka sprint boosters are junk IMO. Why risk using those boxes which manipulate your ECM and for those who are tune have a chance of something going wrong since you have a flash tune and another device giving your ECM two different signals and targets.

Get it all fixed with a tune. In the end, unless going with a full stand alone ECU and drive by throttle wire, adjusting the throttle maps is all you can do.

05-09-2013, 12:11 AM	#9 (permalink)
JC671 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Guam Posts: 451 Drives: Toretto around Rep Power: 14	The reason why the throttle response is not as quick as other vehicles is the fact that our throttle is controlled by the ECM and not a wire like most vehicles. A tune by uprev to fix the throttle maps easily fix that. It did for me. Those pedal boxes aka sprint boosters are junk IMO. Why risk using those boxes which manipulate your ECM and for those who are tune have a chance of something going wrong since you have a flash tune and another device giving your ECM two different signals and targets. Get it all fixed with a tune. In the end, unless going with a full stand alone ECU and drive by throttle wire, adjusting the throttle maps is all you can do. __________________ A special "Thank You" to the Fast Intentions Crew! "Fueled By Passion" Last edited by JC671; 05-09-2013 at 12:13 AM.