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Holding it all the way down. It’s all about timing.Do you hold the throttle to the floor as you're build upto to 2700rpm and release break - launch? Or are you feathering the throttle to 2700?
Holding it all the way down. It’s all about timing.Do you hold the throttle to the floor as you're build upto to 2700rpm and release break - launch? Or are you feathering the throttle to 2700?
Same.Holding it all the way down. It’s all about timing.
Yeah, I have it down pretty good on a full tree strip. Fortunately that’s what they do Wednesday nights in Sacramento.Same.
I can't feather it as it's abit too sensitive for me. Holding it all the way down and building upto the rpm and launch is way more consistent for me.
Reduced throttle lag for me, as the pedal sensitivity is more peaked with a tuned ecu.Question, is it worth it to buy a Throttle Controller, or just paying more for a tuned ECU?
Does a tuned ECU remove or reduce throttle lag?
These are two completely different things. A throttle controller simply remaps the response curve between the pedal and throttle body (keep in mind that most cars these days are throttle by wire, there is no physical connection anymore) whereas a tuned ECU remaps many engine parameters including boost, timing, etc.Question, is it worth it to buy a Throttle Controller, or just paying more for a tuned ECU?
Does a tuned ECU remove or reduce throttle lag?
As I understand the pedal commander or other similar products they will only increase the pedal percentage, for example if you push the pedal 15% the PC will tell the computer that the pedal is pushed 80%, yet the throttle will still open gradually, if you check your logs you will see what I mean.These are two completely different things. A throttle controller simply remaps the response curve between the pedal and throttle body (keep in mind that most cars these days are throttle by wire, there is no physical connection anymore) whereas a tuned ECU remaps many engine parameters including boost, timing, etc.
Correct, you get an idea by switching between driving modes such as comfort and sport. In sport mode, not only does it keep a lower gear to keep RPM’s up (so the turbos stay spoiled), but also changes the throttle mapping.As I understand the pedal commander or other similar products they will only increase the pedal percentage, for example if you push the pedal 15% the PC will tell the computer that the pedal is pushed 80%, yet the throttle will still open gradually, if you check your logs you will see what I mean.
Yeah, I might go WMI and tuned ECU in the summer, do you also have to use 5W-40 oil when get a tuned ECU?Correct, you get an idea by switching between driving modes such as comfort and sport. In sport mode, not only does it keep a lower gear to keep RPM’s up (so the turbos stay spoiled), but also changes the throttle mapping.
This does not mean it makes more power at WOT. A tuned ECU will tune the engine to allow more power if you have good enough gas or use other techniques such as E30+, WMI, etc.
Not required but it helps abit since thicker oil.Yeah, I might go WMI and tuned ECU in the summer, do you also have to use 5W-40 oil when get a tuned ECU?
It is certainly worth buying both, but the ECU is more worth it.Question, is it worth it to buy a Throttle Controller, or just paying more for a tuned ECU?
Does a tuned ECU remove or reduce throttle lag?
You wouldn’t happen to have a link to Albert Hwang on Facebook?I just bought an oem set off of Albert Hwang (Facebook) for $355 shipped from Korea. It takes about a week or so to get here. He’s an oem parts dealer who lives in Korea and very easy to work with.
If you are part of the two larger stinger FB pages, his name will pop right up. A ton of people have used him. Idk how to link him in hereYou wouldn’t happen to have a link to Albert Hwang on Facebook?
I would recommend:You wouldn’t happen to have a link to Albert Hwang on Facebook?
dahm im pretty sure mustang dynos run low aswellMustang dyno.
Green is map6 with +1.7 psi at 5500 rpm comparing with map0 (+3.5 in the setting)
Red is map0.
Mods:
Injen intake.
Secondary cats and muffler gutted.
Lozic 1.5 bar ECU(post HPFP update)+TCU
Snow stage 4 WMI with 80/20mix
Fuel: Shell93 (Alberta/BC new formula)
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Is this in AWD or RWD mode?Mustang dyno.
Green is map6 with +1.7 psi at 5500 rpm comparing with map0 (+3.5 in the setting)
Red is map0.
Mods:
Injen intake.
Secondary cats and muffler gutted.
Lozic 1.5 bar ECU(post HPFP update)+TCU
Snow stage 4 WMI with 80/20mix
Fuel: Shell93 (Alberta/BC new formula)
View attachment 77702