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Adjusting Throttle Response with UpRev?

Is there a quick way to adjust the throttle response using either Cipher or Osiris? I feel like the pedal could use a bit more sensitivity. I don't like having

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Is there a quick way to adjust the throttle response using either Cipher or Osiris? I feel like the pedal could use a bit more sensitivity. I don't like having to depress it so much when I'm trying to feather.
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uprev tune with some basic mods.
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Thing is, I could just tune the stock ECU, which will add good power even without bolt-ons, in addition to the throttle response. I was curious if there was a way for me to dial up the throttle response myself, without having to get the tune.
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grounding kit might help. (that what ppl say) i never believe but..you know..
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grounding kits are a waste of money but if your looking for a placebo effect go for it. They only improve cars with corroded grounds like old cars. that's why guys with pre 2000 cars eat them up like crack claiming 20hp gains, because their electrical harness was that bad to begin with. if a grounding kit gives you gains you need to clean and re-grease your harness then throw out your grounding kit. try a sprint booster or another one of the throttle advancement devices they basically push the pedal down faster than you do so at 1% throttle it gives it 3% throttle which will give you the increased response.
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