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wheelspeed · 03-02-2020, 07:35 PM

Hi folks,

Did this really happen? Does anyone know if the throttle tweaks makes it feel as much better as they suggest?

https://usa.nissannews.com/en-US/rel...upe-press-kit#

Exerpt: "The results are noticeable in a variety of driving conditions – a smoother and stronger acceleration feel when entering a highway, a more relaxed feel on winding roads due to less throttle input, and improved re-acceleration after cornering braking...".

Or, are similar changes to Accelerator pedal opening and throttle valve opening simple tweaks that an aftermarket chip or reflash could give?

And a new Exedy clutch introduced in 2018s. Is that actually a nice improvement?

Without any major refreshes, I'm just trying to understand the smaller, lesser known tweaks that happened through the years as I see ads for different model years in the used car market.

03-02-2020, 07:35 PM	#1 (permalink)
wheelspeed Base Member Join Date: Jan 2020 Location: Pittsburgh Posts: 36 Drives: Motorcycles Rep Power: 5	2018 Improvements? Hi folks, Did this really happen? Does anyone know if the throttle tweaks makes it feel as much better as they suggest? https://usa.nissannews.com/en-US/rel...upe-press-kit# Exerpt: "The results are noticeable in a variety of driving conditions – a smoother and stronger acceleration feel when entering a highway, a more relaxed feel on winding roads due to less throttle input, and improved re-acceleration after cornering braking...". Or, are similar changes to Accelerator pedal opening and throttle valve opening simple tweaks that an aftermarket chip or reflash could give? And a new Exedy clutch introduced in 2018s. Is that actually a nice improvement? Without any major refreshes, I'm just trying to understand the smaller, lesser known tweaks that happened through the years as I see ads for different model years in the used car market.