View Poll Results: Are you interested in the Blitz Throttle Controller after knowing what it does?
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Throttle Controller for Evolution X (and possible for Ralliart)
Jul 3, 2009 | 05:36 PM
#47
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From: the land between lancer and evo
lol until we get stuck ... j/k
Jul 22, 2009 | 07:21 AM
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From: Wonder lake IL
Jul 22, 2009 | 07:40 AM
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Jul 22, 2009 | 08:11 AM
#53
do you really want to go back to wiping that dead horse you never tried to ride lol
Since Amby brought it up. I would recommend using the sprint booster. half our club has tried it and about 80 to 90% of everyone including myself thinks it works great to increase the responsiveness in throttle control. As amby said it has nothing to do with power train performance. it only modifies the single between your foot(throttle control) to the ECU throttle input data. Its great. But I will admit its very hard to explain to someone what the feeling is like.
Relating this to the post at hand. The blitz control is a good idea s well if you want a variable setup. But if you try the sprint booster I would go for it if you have a SST version since I have driven the SST EVO X as well as my lancer. And it feels great. (sprint booster I am refering too) The 5 speed is tuned completely different, instead of there being more sensitivity in the middle of the pedal for the Auto tranny, the lower end of the throttle becomes more sensitive for the manual trannny.
Something I am not sure the Blitz controller has.
Cheers
Since Amby brought it up. I would recommend using the sprint booster. half our club has tried it and about 80 to 90% of everyone including myself thinks it works great to increase the responsiveness in throttle control. As amby said it has nothing to do with power train performance. it only modifies the single between your foot(throttle control) to the ECU throttle input data. Its great. But I will admit its very hard to explain to someone what the feeling is like.
Relating this to the post at hand. The blitz control is a good idea s well if you want a variable setup. But if you try the sprint booster I would go for it if you have a SST version since I have driven the SST EVO X as well as my lancer. And it feels great. (sprint booster I am refering too) The 5 speed is tuned completely different, instead of there being more sensitivity in the middle of the pedal for the Auto tranny, the lower end of the throttle becomes more sensitive for the manual trannny.
Something I am not sure the Blitz controller has.
Cheers
I believe the throttle controller would give you the feeling of tightening the slack a throttle cable.
I remember back in day with my integra gsr. The throttle wire/cable on the throttle body had slack. So I tighten it up so that I could rev the engine just by pulling the wire.
I think the throttle controller is equivalent to this. Just that its electrically tighten up the response.
Jul 22, 2009 | 10:45 AM
#55
I found at low speeds it doesn't lag as much and I was using less fuel. It also brings back the power feeling at 3000 rpm, I had gotten used to the car driving it for six months now and was missing the sucking into seat feeling when the car reached 3000rpms but the TBC has brought it back.
Jul 22, 2009 | 06:12 PM
#56
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From: Wonder lake IL
I believe the throttle controller would give you the feeling of tightening the slack a throttle cable.
I remember back in day with my integra gsr. The throttle wire/cable on the throttle body had slack. So I tighten it up so that I could rev the engine just by pulling the wire.
I think the throttle controller is equivalent to this. Just that its electrically tighten up the response.
I remember back in day with my integra gsr. The throttle wire/cable on the throttle body had slack. So I tighten it up so that I could rev the engine just by pulling the wire.
I think the throttle controller is equivalent to this. Just that its electrically tighten up the response.
Jul 22, 2009 | 06:14 PM
#57
It has no affect on performance, there isn't a performance category you can test where a throttle controller will make a noticeable difference. Even the makers of the products say this.
Jul 23, 2009 | 12:55 AM
#58
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From: Wonder lake IL
Yes There is! Better thortle responce = better 0-60, 0-100, which = better 1/4 mi. every little bit counts. even on a course when ur coming out of a turn. And what about performance parts: tires, suspension, interior and exerior. it all contributes to the performance of the vehicle.
Performance= Operation. Functioning. Process or manner of functioning or operating.
Performance= Operation. Functioning. Process or manner of functioning or operating.
Jul 23, 2009 | 01:01 AM
#59
Yes There is! Better thortle responce = better 0-60, 0-100, which = better 1/4 mi. every little bit counts. even on a course when ur coming out of a turn. And what about performance parts: tires, suspension, interior and exerior. it all contributes to the performance of the vehicle.
Performance= Operation. Functioning. Process or manner of functioning or operating.
Performance= Operation. Functioning. Process or manner of functioning or operating.
well said.... just like putting our babies on a diet to shed its baby fat... every bit counts!!!
now with all this i wanna know if it will mess with the TRANS??
Jul 23, 2009 | 08:15 AM
#60
Yes There is! Better thortle responce = better 0-60, 0-100, which = better 1/4 mi. every little bit counts. even on a course when ur coming out of a turn. And what about performance parts: tires, suspension, interior and exerior. it all contributes to the performance of the vehicle.
Performance= Operation. Functioning. Process or manner of functioning or operating.
Performance= Operation. Functioning. Process or manner of functioning or operating.
Taken directly from one product's website
• Sprint Booster does not increase Horsepower.
• Sprint Booster does not reduce your 0-60mph times.
• Sprint Booster DOES make your car 'FEEL' faster.
• Sprint Booster is not for everyone.
• Sprint Booster does not reduce your 0-60mph times.
• Sprint Booster DOES make your car 'FEEL' faster.
• Sprint Booster is not for everyone.
Last edited by ambystom01; Jul 23, 2009 at 08:21 AM.