Vitesse Throttle Controller - Wow!
Last edited by magic c6; Oct 30, 2016 at 01:50 PM.
The 2015+ Corvette Z06 does have more power and yet people still complained about their Throttle response.
Yes, our Controller did improve dramatically the Throttle response on heavily modified / stock / supercharged / tuned or bone stock....
Last edited by VitesseMotorsports; Oct 30, 2016 at 08:56 PM.
The 2015+ Corvette Z06 does have more power and yet people still complained about their Throttle response.
Yes, our Controller did improve dramatically the Throttle response on heavily modified / stock / supercharged / tuned or bone stock....
The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts
In late September I had an HP Tune (engine & transmission) professionally done on my stock 2008 Corvette, auto trans, then drove it on a 3,200 mile trip across plains and mountains, elevations from 2,200' to 7,000'. The tune really woke the engine up (I'd done exactly the same trip in June.) There was better acceleration from a stop and stronger pull once RPM hit 3,500. And there was negligible impact of fuel mileage. I was very happy with the money spent on it.
I had a Vitesse controller sitting on the shelf. I'd bought it before the tune and never got around to installing it. With the tune done, I intended to send it back. I spoke to the Vitesse folks about that and they said I could install it and if I didn't like it, I could still send it back even though the return period was over.
In short, and to reiterate other comments: Wow! The Vitesse unit is a useful addition on top of to the HP Tune. Using the Economy/1 or 2 setting on the Vitesse, with the car in Drive and the acceleration is lethargic. An oxcart comes to mind. Change the Vitesse to 5 or 6 and acceleration is useful for urban traffic. Punch up the 9 setting and acceleration becomes, ahhh, "sporty," at best.
But, move the transmission to Sport mode and put the Vitesse in 5 or 6 in its Sport mode, and the acceleration becomes explosive, with a couple seconds of wheelspin on the 2nd to 3rd gear shift before the nannies kick in and let the tires hook up. Get hard into the throttle in 4th, so that it downshifts to 3rd, and there's more wheelspin.
I just keep my Vitesse on the 5 setting in both modes, using the Economy setting in heavy, urban traffic and punching the Sport button once things thin out. It's a nice piece of gear. In terms of driving fun, I think it's the best $180 bucks you can spend for a kick in the butt.
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