Soler TB and TC
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Melting Slicks
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Soler TB and TC
I will be getting both this Wed. For those of you that bought both at the same time I have a question.
Which one did you program first or does it matter ?
I am thinking of programing the throttle controller first then doing the start -stop throttle body programing second .
Which one did you program first or does it matter ?
I am thinking of programing the throttle controller first then doing the start -stop throttle body programing second .
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It does not matter which you install first, and you can install both at the same time.
I suggest installing the throttle body first and giving the car a chance to adjust to it. Then install the throttle controller. However, one can install both at the same time, set the controller to pass through the stock GM signals, and getting the same result.
Have fun!
I suggest installing the throttle body first and giving the car a chance to adjust to it. Then install the throttle controller. However, one can install both at the same time, set the controller to pass through the stock GM signals, and getting the same result.
Have fun!
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It does not matter which you install first, and you can install both at the same time.
I suggest installing the throttle body first and giving the car a chance to adjust to it. Then install the throttle controller. However, one can install both at the same time, set the controller to pass through the stock GM signals, and getting the same result.
Have fun!
I suggest installing the throttle body first and giving the car a chance to adjust to it. Then install the throttle controller. However, one can install both at the same time, set the controller to pass through the stock GM signals, and getting the same result.
Have fun!
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Also, in the unlikely event of a problem with one of the components, installing one at a time will isolate the faulty part. Be ready for giggles 'n' grins when you get 'em installed!
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No, the throttle body need not be programed. The car merely needs an opportunity to adjust itself to the change from OEM. This is easily done by disconnecting the battery to clear the ECM, and then reconnecting and driving the car.
The throttle controller needs nothing but installation.
The throttle controller needs nothing but installation.
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Good luck with the install - you are going to love the improved response the car will show.
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When you get the TC installed, its "ludicrous" mode is well named and to avoid color coding your underwear, try it on an open road without a lot of traffic...
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The TB comes with instructions for two different procedures - disconnect the battery or drive the car according to the instructions to let the TB "learn" to work on your vehicle.
When you get the TC installed, its "ludicrous" mode is well named and to avoid color coding your underwear, try it on an open road without a lot of traffic...
When you get the TC installed, its "ludicrous" mode is well named and to avoid color coding your underwear, try it on an open road without a lot of traffic...
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I will be getting both this Wed. For those of you that bought both at the same time I have a question.
Which one did you program first or does it matter ?
I am thinking of programing the throttle controller first then doing the start -stop throttle body programing second .
Which one did you program first or does it matter ?
I am thinking of programing the throttle controller first then doing the start -stop throttle body programing second .
Melting Slicks
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