throttle delay
#21
I find it kind of funny that the drive-by-wire system in the TC is as bad as it is. In many high performance racing situations, a drive-by-wire sytem actually increases the performance of the vehicle and allows much greater adjustability. I really am curious as to why Scion didn't adjust the throttle to be more responsive than it is.
#22
Originally Posted by jrunner192
I find it kind of funny that the drive-by-wire system in the TC is as bad as it is. In many high performance racing situations, a drive-by-wire sytem actually increases the performance of the vehicle and allows much greater adjustability. I really am curious as to why Scion didn't adjust the throttle to be more responsive than it is.
#23
Originally Posted by jrunner192
I find it kind of funny that the drive-by-wire system in the TC is as bad as it is. In many high performance racing situations, a drive-by-wire sytem actually increases the performance of the vehicle and allows much greater adjustability. I really am curious as to why Scion didn't adjust the throttle to be more responsive than it is.
#25
Originally Posted by Hitm@n
Is there alot of different systems out like this? Which is recommended or all the they all the same sh**? I've been hearing alot about them lately. That would be great to increase response, and smooth idle.
Just say this on e-bay? Looks any good? Opinions?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
Just say this on e-bay? Looks any good? Opinions?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
#27
Originally Posted by acasanova
Originally Posted by jrunner192
I find it kind of funny that the drive-by-wire system in the TC is as bad as it is. In many high performance racing situations, a drive-by-wire sytem actually increases the performance of the vehicle and allows much greater adjustability. I really am curious as to why Scion didn't adjust the throttle to be more responsive than it is.
#28
Helio: If it's not too much trouble do you think you could make a step-by-step on how to make/install a grounding kit? The throttle lag has bothered me sense the day I got my car (though I love it!). This would be a relatively simple way to get rid of the lag. Thanks.
#29
Originally Posted by wOoOzZy
Helio: If it's not too much trouble do you think you could make a step-by-step on how to make/install a grounding kit? The throttle lag has bothered me sense the day I got my car (though I love it!). This would be a relatively simple way to get rid of the lag. Thanks.
#33
Originally Posted by jrunner192
Originally Posted by acasanova
Originally Posted by jrunner192
I find it kind of funny that the drive-by-wire system in the TC is as bad as it is. In many high performance racing situations, a drive-by-wire sytem actually increases the performance of the vehicle and allows much greater adjustability. I really am curious as to why Scion didn't adjust the throttle to be more responsive than it is.
#34
Originally Posted by Hitm@n
You think home depot would have evrything i need? about how many feet should i get?
And can someone show what grounding points where used?
And can someone show what grounding points where used?
LOL home depot... quote, it says "home" not "car"...
I would grab the Ignition Kit from weapon-r.... I have 2 of there products (intake, damper) and notice improvements; comvienced me enough to trust them... especially the DAMPER KIT! its the greatest perfomance item ever for the tC, PERIOD. * get the DAMPER KIT NOW! ( for those who race, not for looks)
#36
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this is the ground fusion grounding points and instructions that've been posted on clubsciontc. http://www.clubsciontc.com/modules.p...ewtopic&t=3691
#37
Originally Posted by Diluvium
Originally Posted by Hitm@n
You think home depot would have evrything i need? about how many feet should i get?
And can someone show what grounding points where used?
And can someone show what grounding points where used?
LOL home depot... quote, it says "home" not "car"...