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IAT causing massive throttle lag?

Throttle response can be tuned with uprev -- OEM tune is notoriously laggy. Unless you have open pod intakes (especially un-shielded and under the hood) you shouldn't be suffering from

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Throttle response can be tuned with uprev -- OEM tune is notoriously laggy.

Unless you have open pod intakes (especially un-shielded and under the hood) you shouldn't be suffering from any major heat soak.

For the yaw sensor -- I believe so, and there is a thread on wiring in a toggle switch for it...
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