yet another reason why everything from toyota is crappily designed

 

God.... you guys are hilarious. "Crapilly designed".. yet some of the most reliable stuff you can get your hands on these days. Besides some rust problems about 30 years ago, every toyota I have ever worked on, seen sitting at my fathers shop, or driven has been amazingly well put together, including the 300,000 mile plus 78 corolla I used to own that still drove fine when I got rid of it.

Again, go with a lightweight flywheel and you will actually be removing the "delay".. all you guys are doing is preloading your throttle pedal, which is un-needed. The car works fine the way it is. The heavier flywheel was used to make launching easier for the average joe. If you want it to rev quickly, then swap it out for a lighter one, and like all of the others that I have talked with with the fidanza, you will realize the "delay" is gone.

 

yeah...although the delay was a bit annoying when I first got the car, I don't even notice it anymore. I don't think it's that big of an issue. I have no problems launching or shifting smoothly.

 

____t ur corolla lasted till 300,000 i got 150k on my camry i dont want it to last that much longer i wanna buy my tc allready

 

has anyone else done the clutch stop mod and did you have any problems?

 

hmmm flywheel and/or a set of screw on top of the pedal? interesting... I would more likely go with the flywheel more than the pedal.

 

Lot of whining about throttle response. I've never had a problem with the throttle in my tc. Why? Because I learned how to drive my car. You can't just expect every car you get into to drive the way you'd like. Deal with it,

 

And the very fact that so many are complaining of the same problem might lead you believe that there might actually be something wrong.

 

im used to the throttle delay now.

 

Me too!

It really isn't that bad, once you've driven it a few times.

 

My boyfriend just did this for me really quick, the throttle response is MUCH better and driving stick for me got easier.

 

please tell me you are kidding

 

x2. Reason why the response is how it is, which has been mentioned already is the flywheel. The heavier flywheel from factory makes it easier to get the car going without stalling or peeling out unless you do so yourself by giving not enough gas or mashing it all the way respectively.

 

way to bring back a dead post guys. lol

 

lol

 

BABIES

 

not a cheap fix but the proper and most effective fix hands down easy install and to me worth every penny

http://www.blitzpowerusa.com/product...n/throcon.html

 

http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/perf...le_Controllers

 

:D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TpR7l9fO5o

 

as mentioned in this thread earlier the delay is there for a reason as scion/toyota made this car for the younger people who is starting out in stick or have been driving stick for a little bit to make it easier for them as it was intended now if you been driving stick for 25 plus yrs then yea it would probably bother you why cause most young kids that drive tc's wouldnt noticed it or or wouldnt care cause either its there first stick shift or upgrade from another slower stick shift but if you been driving stick all your life and drove many different cars then thats a different story..so remeber its there for a reason to make it easier for the youth to drive and it was intended too..can it be fixed yea a flywheel..as for the rubber thing common its dangerous and not needed