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May 19th, 2018 08:43 AM #6751
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May 19th, 2018 11:19 PM #6752
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May 20th, 2018 04:00 AM #6753
imo, throttle controller helps a lot in minimizing turbo lag, resulting in a quicker response. no increase in power but very helpful during needed overtakings, uphill climbs and occasional spirited drivings. i have it in my AT vehicles, no idea on manual drives
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May 20th, 2018 07:28 AM #6754
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May 20th, 2018 08:48 AM #6755It will help reduce ung tinatawag na "tip In" delay ng original programming sa stock ECU ng accel pedal sensor.
Yun yung sinasabi mo na nagaantay ka 2sec before mo release clutch.. Im assuming, malessen delay if mag kabit ka ng pedal booster para madrive mo na ng normal ung MT monty mo on incline or atleast di ka na masyado mag diin ng accel pedal or wait ng 2sec or more before release.
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May 20th, 2018 06:46 PM #6756
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May 20th, 2018 07:13 PM #6757by nature of design,
diesels have high torque but relatively low kick.
they pull like a carabao, but they can not outrun a dog.
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May 20th, 2018 11:22 PM #6758
turbo's vary in sizes. smaller ones spool easier and build up pressure or boost air faster at lower rpm than bigger ones.
you feel na slower ang response because the turbo need some time to spin and reach a certain rpm speed to build up boost. it felt makupad but once it reached the right rpm, the boost developed and you feel the power kicked in. likewise, the turbo relies to your exhaust pressure for it to turn. so sometimes need mo mas idiin apak sa silinyador to push more exhaust so the turbo spin faster. even my vgt unit that have a variable geometry turbo which designed to have less lag eh ganun pa rin na makupad. and that's where the throttle controller do its job, to fool the ecu na parang madiin na apak, mas mabilis umakyat yung rpm thus minimizing the lag and quicker yung response.
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May 21st, 2018 01:24 AM #6759It's not turbo lag, ni wala naman ako nasulat na word na turbo...
It's the inherent throttle pedal PCM mapping ni MMC engineers coded to this new 4n15 montys' PCM. Need a little more diin sa apak to really feel the punch of the engine. Maybe because of the SUA cases. :p LOL. That's why I suggest you get pedal booster, so example 5% pa lang actual apak mo sa Go pedal, using pedal booster dadayain nya at sasabihin nya sa PCM na 80% na apak mo. Result, mas bibilis angat ng RPM since it will request more torque from engine and more pulling power para di ka na mamatayan or mag antay ng matagal(2secs) before lifting the clutch.
Dont compare it to your Advie, 1st iba transmission 1st gear ratio at axle ratio at tire diameter nun. Also, mechanical injection vs PCM controlled injection.
BTW, eto good article. HTH:
Sprint Booster – Is It Worth It? – outbackjoe
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May 21st, 2018 07:38 AM #6760a cheaper solution, is to simply step on it harder than you normally do.
Naalala ko iyong 2013 SJ Forester ng relative namin. FMC change siya ng time na nakuha sa casa. ...
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