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Pedal Commander PC47 Bluetooth Throttle Response Controller

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Pedal Commander PC47 Bluetooth Throttle Response ControllerIf you need help choosing a Pedal Commander that best suits your vehicle, please contact us. Eliminates Delay Nowadays, vehicles are notorious for their delayed throttle response. Vehicles use a drive by wire system that monitors the position of the gas pedal to control the throttle electronically, similar to a dimmer switch. The problem with this setup is that the signal from the pedal has to first be sent the ECU, which in turn then sends the signal

If you need help choosing a Pedal Commander that best suits your vehicle, please contact us.

Eliminates Delay

Nowadays, vehicles are notorious for their delayed throttle response. Vehicles use a drive-by-wire system that monitors the position of the gas pedal to control the throttle electronically, similar to a dimmer switch. The problem with this setup is that the signal from the pedal has to first be sent the ECU, which in turn then sends the signal to the actuator motor that controls the throttle body itself. This delay is most noticeable when trying to speed up to merge with fast moving traffic or pass a slower moving car. However, the Pedal Commander Bluetooth Throttle Response Controller will eliminate that delayed throttled response, giving your vehicle a drastic night and day difference in performance.

Four Adjustable Control Modes

Unlike other throttle control devices that are either on or off, the Pedal Commander comes with 4 control modes: Eco, City, Sport and Sport +. Best of all, each mode has an additional 8 different levels of sensitivity which allows you to personally adjust each mode to your own personal driving style and needs. Switching between modes can be done manually on the Commander or can also be done using your smartphone (Pedal Commander App).

Compatible with Aftermarket Programmers

Can be used in conjunction with common aftermarket OBD-II programmers and/or monitors such as: SCT, Diablosport, Hypertech, Superchips, Bully Dog, and Edge.

2-Year Product Warranty

In the event you do receive a defective or malfunctioning device, we will replace it free of charge within 2 years of the original purchase date.

Easy Plug & Play Installation

Connects directly into the stock throttle position sensor found on the drive-by-wire gas pedal using an OEM style plug and play connector with no permanent modifications required. It is 100% reversible, making it warranty friendly.

Mode Features

Eco Mode: Will reduce engine response 50% slower than stock. Can help up to 20% savings in fuel.

City Mode: Increased response for active traffic. Suggested for daily drive

Sport Mode: High performance response for spirited driving.

Sport+ Mode: Extreme response. Strongly suggested for Track & Race use.

 

 

 This kit includes

Compatibility

(1) Throttle Response Controller.

(1) Installation Instructions.

(1) Mounting Bracket.

(2) Zip Ties.

(1) Alcohol Swab.

(1) Mounting Velcro.

Specific Nissan and Infiniti vehicles
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