fiveoboy01
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I'm having a little debate.
RE - common pedal boosters which would connect inline with the TPS harness.
My sentiment is that they modify the potentiometer signal from the TPS, possibly bringing power on sooner, but they don't actually make any additional horsepower.
Friend says it tricks the engine into making more torque because it tricks the ECM into thinking that it isn't meeting its torque target, ECM adds fuel/boost/timing, whatever.
What he says makes sense, but I am pessimistic.
How do these things actually work and what effect do they have on the vehicle's power output if any?
RE - common pedal boosters which would connect inline with the TPS harness.
My sentiment is that they modify the potentiometer signal from the TPS, possibly bringing power on sooner, but they don't actually make any additional horsepower.
Friend says it tricks the engine into making more torque because it tricks the ECM into thinking that it isn't meeting its torque target, ECM adds fuel/boost/timing, whatever.
What he says makes sense, but I am pessimistic.
How do these things actually work and what effect do they have on the vehicle's power output if any?
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