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Throttle lag

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try some lucas fuel system cleaner. I run 1-2oz per 5 gallons and it helps with the throttle lag. I just go mine a couple of weeks ago and am not ready for a cai and I was amazed at the difference a drop-in k&n filter did. best $52.99 I ever spent felt like I got 8-10 hp and a lot more responsive in every mode. HTH
 

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Each car must be different. I have MMR CAI, custom tune from BAMA. Even when it was stock I drove always in track mode and still do and it is entirely because of the throttle response, which seems to lag. Not willing to go back to a Holley 850 Double Pumper Mechanical Secondaries however but the throttle response with that was instantaneous. Nor do I have vinyl records.
 

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wouldn't a tun fix this. that pedalmax looks like its 280 dollars. id rather spend 4-500 for a tuner and be done.
 

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wouldn't a tun fix this. that pedalmax looks like its 280 dollars. id rather spend 4-500 for a tuner and be done.
Yes as has been discussed tons....however this is a way around for those who prefer crisper throttle response and don't want to risk having the dealer bitch about a tune..if they aren't mod friendly.
 

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Yes as has been discussed tons....however this is a way around for those who prefer crisper throttle response and don't want to risk having the dealer bitch about a tune..if they aren't mod friendly.
good piont
 

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I want one of these, sort of. For almost $300, though, its a tough sell. I can afford it, but it just seems crazy to me to spend $300 to trick a performance car into being sportier.. People have reported that they can tell a difference even in track mode on the car. If it were < $100 I'd be all over it for sure, seems like a reasonable price for something that appears to just be a voltage bumper, maybe?
 

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I want one of these, sort of. For almost $300, though, its a tough sell. I can afford it, but it just seems crazy to me to spend $300 to trick a performance car into being sportier.. People have reported that they can tell a difference even in track mode on the car. If it were < $100 I'd be all over it for sure, seems like a reasonable price for something that appears to just be a voltage bumper, maybe?
I hear ya.....different strokes different folks...it would be cool if it were cheaper...shit I could say that about everything. Regardless I've paid more for less unfortunately, when it comes to modding. I see more value in it personally than the 4 grand ford wanted for a few toggle switches and a handful of stuff I wasn't interested in. YMMV.
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