Drive by wire lag

[yammiman]

Did a search for this and didn't find anything - I have a lag in my drive by wire throttle - I've been told two different things, and not sure what direction to take - some say its in the tune, others say its a problem with the throttle body
Anyone have any experience with this issue that could steer me in the right direction? - want to start driving the car and this is holding me back

[rustomatic]

You can tune out the lag in HPTuners. It is basically a matter of how much of a percentage of throttle is actuated when you first step on the pedal (it normally increases as you go through the range). It's kind of a safety and economy thing. Simply up whatever is present to 100, and bingo. Something else could of course be the issue, but this worked for me (with a truck throttle).

[Sales@Dutchboys]

Originally Posted by yammiman

Did a search for this and didn't find anything - I have a lag in my drive by wire throttle - I've been told two different things, and not sure what direction to take - some say its in the tune, others say its a problem with the throttle body
Anyone have any experience with this issue that could steer me in the right direction? - want to start driving the car and this is holding me back

Give us a ring at the shop and we can see if we can help. Could bring the car by and we can check out what it looks like in the tune.

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by Sales@Dutchboys

Give us a ring at the shop and we can see if we can help. Could bring the car by and we can check out what it looks like in the tune.

You've got a pm.

[yammiman]

Originally Posted by Sales@Dutchboys

Give us a ring at the shop and we can see if we can help. Could bring the car by and we can check out what it looks like in the tune.

I'll give you a call next week - out of town all of this week!!

[yammiman]

Took the car back to Force Engineering who originally tuned it - got it running perfectly - thanks Tyler - you rock - best tuner in Michigan!!