j31 bt. is there a way to decrease the throttle sensitivity on a dbw?
07-29-2005, 07:58 AM
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j31 bt. is there a way to decrease the throttle sensitivity on a dbw?
the acceleration is ver touchy on the car. Its hard to follow someone and still drive smoothly. It doesn't feel like the car want to go slow so I have to feather the gas pedal so I don't go zooming off. It feels so sensitive that I swear it can feel my pulse. I say that b/c when I was driving home one night (first time on the HW since I installed the J31 weeks ago) I was try to stay under 80 mph, the boost was fluctuating up and down in the rythme of a pulse.
07-29-2005, 08:07 AM
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<tracking thread> Same with my Passat. First, nothing happens, but then
when it does happen there's too much of it.
You try to accel out of a corner, the car wakes up, tires squeal, people stare... Very hard to drive smoothly.
You try to accel out of a corner, the car wakes up, tires squeal, people stare... Very hard to drive smoothly.
07-29-2005, 08:08 AM
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hmmm...maybe log the throttle plate/throttle related values...
if the values are jumpy or something like that it could be a position sensor problem. i dont have the j31 yet, still running the k05 program, but i dont think it would be jumpy.
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07-29-2005, 10:12 AM
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Won't it still do the same thing except only boost to 25 psi max?
I think that was the way my K04 was w/ the N75 & EBC hooked up in parallel.
At least w/ my Profec B I could adjust the onset of boost slower which helped, but that is not possible w/ a regular MBC unless it is set up like the "Boost Machine" that the TT guys use.
At least w/ my Profec B I could adjust the onset of boost slower which helped, but that is not possible w/ a regular MBC unless it is set up like the "Boost Machine" that the TT guys use.