galaxy
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Interesting…mine will go into track mode immediately after a cold start!As soon as mine is above 183-F, Lizzie goes into Track Mode. Why? Why not. Ha Ha
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Interesting…mine will go into track mode immediately after a cold start!As soon as mine is above 183-F, Lizzie goes into Track Mode. Why? Why not. Ha Ha
I hear the Springsteen line "...but Mama, That's where the fun is..."As soon as mine is above 183-F, Lizzie goes into Track Mode. Why? Why not. Ha Ha
Not really sure why as I don't know the technical details but I've seen people on here talk about the problem because they want to do a cold start the car with exhuast valves open. The only solution is to disable to the switch entirely (rip out cords) or install a secondary device which overrides the stock system (which you could say is a hack).Was that a software thing? If so, anything can be hacked
It isn't possible to do that unfortunately. They fixed that issue in the GT500
Normal and track modes only for me. I would possibly consider sport if the throttle map weren't affected.
Interesting…mine will go into track mode immediately after a cold start!
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I guess I should have clarified, when I manually toggle it into Track mode. Ha Ha Almost everysingle time. Ha HaInteresting…mine will go into track mode immediately after a cold start!
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Can you explain (In small words) what throttle mapping is?
Thank you for using small words. This math makes sense, but I sure don't understand why any manufacturer would do this.I’ll take a stab at it.
- A linear throttle map is what you would intuitively expect: 10% throttle pedal travel = 10% throttle opening; 20=20, 30=30…. 100=100.
- Many “sporty” cars have a mode that artificially inflates the perception of power and performance by applying additional throttle opening for a given amount pedal travel.
It feels sportier and can be more fun that way. It's not that big of a deal, but linear would allow for a little finer control at lower throttle levels. Here's a probably exaggerated illustration of what's going on, just quickly grabbed from an image search for "throttle curve"Thank you for using small words. This math makes sense, but I sure don't understand why any manufacturer would do this.