faster throttle response
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faster throttle response
I got a question about the throttle response of the ls1 engines. The throttle is actuatet by a cable, so why does the engine not rev up like a carbureted one? There always is a little delay before the engine respond to my foot, and it also rev down very slow. I 've usually driven carbureted cars (82 camaro, 84 caprice) and loved the feel of control over the engine with my foot. Is there a possibilty to let the ls1 rev up and down faster, like a carbureted engine?
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Just takes a second for all the air to move through your intake. Engine/throttle response is going to be different from vehicle to vehicle. If anything get your throttle body ported. Very common thing to do.
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Revving up quicker comes with mods and tuning...revving down quicker comes with tuning. A tuner can make the car come down from a rev to idle quicker like a carbed car does, which actually is a way a tuner helps you gain some mpg's. Instead of the throttle hanging and coming down slowly, they can make it come back down to idle speeds immediately as you lift and save you some fuel.
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Thanks peoples! My Camaro is for now bone stock, but I already ordered a lid and a cat-back system. I will clean the MAF as I install the lid. I hope all things together will change something...
Can I do this tuning thing on my own? Because here in Switzerland you will have a hard time to find someone that has just the slightest knowledge in american cars, yet know how to tune them
Can I do this tuning thing on my own? Because here in Switzerland you will have a hard time to find someone that has just the slightest knowledge in american cars, yet know how to tune them
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