Soler vs. Banks
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Soler vs. Banks
I am thinking about a throttle controller for my C7 and have seen numerous folks discussing the soler throttle controller, but not so much on the Banks Pedal Monster. Is there a reason most seem to choose the soler over the Banks? I haven't decided which way to go, any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Oct 18, 2024, 01:19 PM
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From: Burnt Hills NY
Solar is the only one I have tried and I can't think of a reason that I would consider another brand. The main reasons are:
1. More throttle control settings than I would ever use
2. As mentioned above - the throttle lock which disables the the accelerator pedal
3. Blue tooth connectivity - I don't even have the control display hooked up so no wires to run
4. Outstanding customer service
5. Valet mode if you must let someone park your car - it only allows enough power to move and park your car
6. American made by Corvette enthusiasts
1. More throttle control settings than I would ever use
2. As mentioned above - the throttle lock which disables the the accelerator pedal
3. Blue tooth connectivity - I don't even have the control display hooked up so no wires to run
4. Outstanding customer service
5. Valet mode if you must let someone park your car - it only allows enough power to move and park your car
6. American made by Corvette enthusiasts
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I am thinking about a throttle controller for my C7 and have seen numerous folks discussing the soler throttle controller, but not so much on the Banks Pedal Monster. Is there a reason most seem to choose the soler over the Banks? I haven't decided which way to go, any input would be greatly appreciated.
Drifting
Joined: Apr 2018
Posts: 1,323
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From: Burnt Hills NY
Solar is the only one I have tried and I can't think of a reason that I would consider another brand. The main reasons are:
1. More throttle control settings than I would ever use
2. As mentioned above - the throttle lock which disables the the accelerator pedal
3. Blue tooth connectivity - I don't even have the control display hooked up so no wires to run
4. Outstanding customer service
5. Valet mode if you must let someone park your car - it only allows enough power to move and park your car
6. American made by Corvette enthusiasts
1. More throttle control settings than I would ever use
2. As mentioned above - the throttle lock which disables the the accelerator pedal
3. Blue tooth connectivity - I don't even have the control display hooked up so no wires to run
4. Outstanding customer service
5. Valet mode if you must let someone park your car - it only allows enough power to move and park your car
6. American made by Corvette enthusiasts
What he said!!
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Did not try other brands when I installed the Soler on my car. Have been very pleased with mine so no need to swap.
