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August 15th, 2011 08:27 AM #31
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August 15th, 2011 09:23 AM #32
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August 16th, 2011 02:41 AM #34never had thatproblem with my throttle controller. I even had an incident where the OBD2 connector came loose during driving(nagalaw siguro nung nagpalinis ako). The shadow display just went blank and engine response went back to norm.
Kala ko dati mag wild makina if ever that happened.
I tried the throttle recalibration thingy, it did reduce the lag. But not as apparent as the SP7 setting. I doo think that removing the lag will increase the fuel consumption and you will have no instantaneous way of going back to orig parameters.
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August 16th, 2011 10:42 AM #35
Glad to know it just acts like a chip would. Back to stock settings lang kung ma-off.
My Dad's happy with the performance. Still wish you could set it once and forget about it.
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August 27th, 2011 07:29 PM #36
Yong 92 Galant GTi ko ganito din an konsumo niya sa gas (naiwan sa Pinas). Almost stock except for exhaust modification. Tingin ko kahit anong klaseng design ng fuel economy ang gagawin ng mga manufacturers ay ganun na talaga ang performance ng 2.0 engine. Magkakatalo na lang jan sa driving style.
Dito sa Vietnam, mga taxi is Innova 2.0 Gas. Sa tingin ko ang tipid ng mga driver dito, kasi nasa 20-25kph pa lang ang takbo nasa 4th gear na mga drivers dito. From 1st to 4th gear ramdam mo ang nginig ng engine at transmission. Basta yong RPM di lumalampas ng 2k. Yan ang normal driving nila dito.
Ang bagal nga naman ng takbo, pero hula ko tipid sa gas mga Innova dito dahil sa driving style nila. Pero malamang-lamang mas mabilis masira ang engine at transmission support nila dito.
Sensiya na kung OT. Sharing lang.
Did some independent research and decided to go with the white pearl crystal.... para maiba naman. ...
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