Soler Engineering Throttle Controller
Safety Car
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Chester VA
Found the one I was looking for! I did a search using the part number from the linked thread above. This is from March:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-question.html
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-question.html
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2022
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From: MSP
I'd be very, very skeptical that a revised part number with listed backwards compatibility and/or supersession of previous years had any sort of difference in calibration or signal output. I would further suspect that any perceived change from the end user is placebo at best, or stumbling into fixing a failing component at worst. That would be a nightmare for shops to deal with -- failed pedal module, replace the accelerator, customer gets the car back and now it drives differently? No way.
It's most likely just a new part number due to retooling or physical design changes, such as a modification to the travel limit mechanism to be more durable or something totally benign like that.
If someone wants to datalog some sweeping inputs between old and new pedals, though, by all means post it up. I'd be happy to eat my shoe.
It's most likely just a new part number due to retooling or physical design changes, such as a modification to the travel limit mechanism to be more durable or something totally benign like that.
If someone wants to datalog some sweeping inputs between old and new pedals, though, by all means post it up. I'd be happy to eat my shoe.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2017
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From: Central Commiefornia
A relatively recent (3 months, or so) thread told of 2019 models having a differently calibrated accelerator pedal that produced a quicker response. I've done a search so I could post the link, but have failed miserably 
. Maybe someone with better search skills than me could help...
. Maybe someone with better search skills than me could help...Installed the Soler TB and TC on the '19, and they were a great improvement.
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Trust us who have Soler
I have had Corvettes since the c4. Trust me and others if you have not driven a car with the Soler Throttle Controller, your car is NOT the same feel or better said feeling of unleashed! Yes, it does provide a WOW just as much in a C7 as a C8.
Given the 30 day no questions asked guarantee and does not void warranty, really is a $200 super mod in 20 minutes.
Big fan.
Given the 30 day no questions asked guarantee and does not void warranty, really is a $200 super mod in 20 minutes.
Big fan.
Instructor
Joined: Mar 2022
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From: Lakeville MN
I'd be very, very skeptical that a revised part number with listed backwards compatibility and/or supersession of previous years had any sort of difference in calibration or signal output. I would further suspect that any perceived change from the end user is placebo at best, or stumbling into fixing a failing component at worst. That would be a nightmare for shops to deal with -- failed pedal module, replace the accelerator, customer gets the car back and now it drives differently? No way.
It's most likely just a new part number due to retooling or physical design changes, such as a modification to the travel limit mechanism to be more durable or something totally benign like that.
If someone wants to datalog some sweeping inputs between old and new pedals, though, by all means post it up. I'd be happy to eat my shoe.
It's most likely just a new part number due to retooling or physical design changes, such as a modification to the travel limit mechanism to be more durable or something totally benign like that.
If someone wants to datalog some sweeping inputs between old and new pedals, though, by all means post it up. I'd be happy to eat my shoe.
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