Throttle aceleration/deceleration
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From: Ossining New York
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Yes, HP tuners....a special beta version.
Originally Posted by Flareside
I'd love to know how you are doing this. Beta version of HPT or another program? In the current version (2.1.12), I can modify the thottle follower decay for LS1, but not for C6 LS2.
Yes, a BETA version of HP Tuners MPVI Pro.
I love it..We've been using HP Tuners LS2 for alomst 2 years now and it's worked for me like a charm!
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From: Saratoga Springs New York
Originally Posted by Zig
imo, the slow throttle response, upon decel., actually helps when being aggressive.
! I like it quick in both directions 
! But thanks...
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From: stafford country, va. Avatar: Me on turn 3 @ Bristol (The World's Fastest Half-Mile)
Originally Posted by BobST1100
The reason I brought up my question in the first place is because, I don't get enough engine braking when I'm driving very easy. Things are okay if I'm doing 60+ and drop it 1 or two gears to 3rd. But at low speeds in traffic ... I'll gently pull away from a light in 1st gear and when I suddenly come off the gas 'cause traffic is abruptly slowing my car is still accelerating. The lag isn't long but it is clearly noticeable.
Originally Posted by BobST1100
It's almost like having an auto trans (leaving it in Drive). I think they make it easy for people who haven't quite got the technique down of balancing rev's and speed. It makes for smoother shifts but with this much horse power slow decel throttle response is NG ! I like it quick in both directions ! But thanks...
! I like it quick in both directions ! But thanks...
