Now that I done with my supercharger, and intake what is a good way to improve throttle response?
Improving throttle response
evil02gt
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I'm definitely getting Eric to retune it. I think the car will feel a lot better when he tunes it. Will a exhaust leak cause the throttle response to feel odd? I have had my xpipe off several time trying to get it to seal and just can't get it sealed.
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Take the slack out of your throttle cable.
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What's the best way to do it?
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I think you are chasing ghosts. Is more throttle response a code for more power down low? A centri builds power up high.
The truth is that with a centri at low rpm the car behaves as if it is stock.
The truth is that with a centri at low rpm the car behaves as if it is stock.
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How do you figure I am chasing ghosts? I am simple trying to improve my throttle response. I am very aware of where a centri makes its power and that when not in boost the car will feel like a stock car.
Im not talking about making more power. What I am talking about is that crisp throttle reaction when you are in neutral and give the car a little rev. My car just doesn't Rev as fast as I would like it to in the lower rpm range.
On other vehicles I have owned you could add a msd6al box and improve the throttle response or how quick the car revs. Basically improving how quick the car will Rev up then drop back down
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I am pretty sure it is where it bolts to the passenger side manifold.
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If you search the gas pedal mod you'll find instructions. Basically you put a spacer on the pedal end of the throttle cable just big enough to take out the slack.
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