Blitz Throttle Controller
02-20-10, 08:46 AM
#16
Tech Info Resource
iTrader: (2)
It's not about friendly or not, it's about what's real and what isn't. Something might improve the feel of the car, and it might even be worth spending money on it, if its something you like, but the reality is it does not change the car's performance, only your interface with the car.
This is like changing brake pads. You might like the new feel, and you may even think it's "better" but it won't change your stopping distance. Only your tires can change your stopping distance.
So the throttle controllers change how your car responds to your foot movement. Nothing more, nothing less. You can do the same thing by pressing harder and faster, but you might not like how it feels, so getting the throttle controller might solve your "problem" perfectly.
This is like changing brake pads. You might like the new feel, and you may even think it's "better" but it won't change your stopping distance. Only your tires can change your stopping distance.
So the throttle controllers change how your car responds to your foot movement. Nothing more, nothing less. You can do the same thing by pressing harder and faster, but you might not like how it feels, so getting the throttle controller might solve your "problem" perfectly.
02-20-10, 04:46 PM
#20
another case of "failing to comprehend".
the 2is does not have any accelerator problems. see this post:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/5234534-post13.html
now take your hands off the panic button and get back to the regularly scheduled program, people.
as far as the throttle controller goes, it's simply too expensive for "improved" throttle response. if you must have it for the wow factor, go ahead.
the 2is does not have any accelerator problems. see this post:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/5234534-post13.html
now take your hands off the panic button and get back to the regularly scheduled program, people.
as far as the throttle controller goes, it's simply too expensive for "improved" throttle response. if you must have it for the wow factor, go ahead.
02-20-10, 05:11 PM
#21
of course, i would be worried...
if it was engineered by fifth graders and put together with chewing gum and graham crackers.
i'm sure there is a failsafe built in that if the unit were to fail it would not affect the car. otherwise, you think blitz would make this available to the public knowing that it's not safe?
again, i suggest taking your hands off the panic button. lesser has been made of bigger problems, and this is a non-issue.
now, the matters of installation and the quality of installation is a discussion for another day.
if it was engineered by fifth graders and put together with chewing gum and graham crackers.
i'm sure there is a failsafe built in that if the unit were to fail it would not affect the car. otherwise, you think blitz would make this available to the public knowing that it's not safe?
again, i suggest taking your hands off the panic button. lesser has been made of bigger problems, and this is a non-issue.
now, the matters of installation and the quality of installation is a discussion for another day.
02-20-10, 07:54 PM
#23
Lexus Test Driver
It's not about friendly or not, it's about what's real and what isn't. Something might improve the feel of the car, and it might even be worth spending money on it, if its something you like, but the reality is it does not change the car's performance, only your interface with the car.
This is like changing brake pads. You might like the new feel, and you may even think it's "better" but it won't change your stopping distance. Only your tires can change your stopping distance.
So the throttle controllers change how your car responds to your foot movement. Nothing more, nothing less. You can do the same thing by pressing harder and faster, but you might not like how it feels, so getting the throttle controller might solve your "problem" perfectly.
This is like changing brake pads. You might like the new feel, and you may even think it's "better" but it won't change your stopping distance. Only your tires can change your stopping distance.
So the throttle controllers change how your car responds to your foot movement. Nothing more, nothing less. You can do the same thing by pressing harder and faster, but you might not like how it feels, so getting the throttle controller might solve your "problem" perfectly.
02-21-10, 01:08 AM
#25
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...k-warning.html
note that the "why bother?" attitudes in this thread exists in the other one as well, so it shouldn't come as a surprise by now.
02-21-10, 10:57 PM
#26
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Whats real is that most of you guys like to throw your knowledge and opinions around without any consideration to other peoples feelings. Thats what I was talking about. I agree with you on the throttle controller, but some folks need some training in interpersonal relationships.
02-22-10, 06:01 AM
#27
Lexus Test Driver
02-23-10, 02:57 PM
#28
like i said i aint here for makin enemies over a car part. that's little kid stuff that lil kids like four o two like to do.haha. anyways i actually came for help and honest opinions.so im not mad or butt hurt about you guys talkin crap on it. its not like i made the throttle controller hahahah.but ur crp isnt waht i made this thread for.i jus wanted to see wat you guys thought and yes i already saw the thread on the blitz controller. but i didnt really get much of wat I wanted to kno out of it. from ppol who HAVE it.so i made one to get the answers i needed. not to hear ppol who think they kno everything run their mouth. like i said if you dont have one, AND your HATIN, I DONT CARE WHAT YOU THINK .about the controller buddy! not to be mean but i really dont..not interested. i kno all u guys wanna act like billy badas$es when it comes to your car..thats cool. but i dont care how much you kno about your car. we have the same car i kno all about my car too so we kno the same things. im not trying to act surperior to you guys. so dont do it to me. haha thanks. lets just be buddies and drive our cool cars,... on the freeway. =)
anyways thanks to the ppol who are actually being cool about wat i asked. i aprreciate it.
anyways thanks to the ppol who are actually being cool about wat i asked. i aprreciate it.
02-23-10, 04:17 PM
#30
I don't think that's true.
For example, one thing I know about my car is that this part won't do any of the things you're asking if it does (like make the car able to rev any faster or shift any quicker as you asked in your original post).
You apparently still do not since you're continuing to ask the same question no matter how often you're given the same, correct, answer.
Other items I also don't need to own to know they won't make your car rev any faster or shift any quicker would include:
A huge aluminum wing riveted to the rear deck
neon lights underneath
a carbon fiber dash kit
a pigmy zebra
a ham sandwich
Actually, this list could get quite long, but I think you get the idea.