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Old 10-21-2010, 02:01 PM   #69 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by elmz View Post
I think the main issue here is people keep talking about how it "just" amplifies throttle response by X amount percent. But what others are trying to say is, it shaves off the actual lag it takes for the engine to start reving from the second you pound on the throttle, AS WELL AS amplify throttle response. The fact is, when you are rolling at a very slow pace or even at idle, and floor it, the engine doesn't even begin to really rev until 2-3 seconds later, and that is with the throttle all the way down. It just doesn't wind up like it did in my 350Z, and anyone who previously owned one will know this.
I'm sorry, it cannot fix this. It does not alter the ECU in any way, hence correcting any ECU lag (whatever the reason) is impossible. It only amplifies throttle response - read their information, it is very clear in this regard.
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