Drive by wire system is sh*tty

[PetersRedYaris]

Drive by wire is on BOTH the automatic and manual... Essentially, it has nothing to do with the transmission. It is the electronic link between the gas pedal and the throttle body. No throttle cable, it's electronic...

[largeorangefont]

Originally Posted by PetersRedYaris

Drive by wire is on BOTH the automatic and manual... Essentially, it has nothing to do with the transmission. It is the electronic link between the gas pedal and the throttle body. No throttle cable, it's electronic...

It is more pronounced in the auto because you wait for the throttle to respond, there there is a delay while the transmission downshifts.

[TheSilkySmooth]

Originally Posted by largeorangefont

It is more pronounced in the auto because you wait for the throttle to respond, there there is a delay while the transmission downshifts.

Throttle response is SHARPER than on my cable linked cars. There is a lot going on in the ECU, not just throttle response. It will not go WOT if revs are low or timing retard due to ping/knock sense. Best thing you can do is keep the carbon off the piston tops (wail it and water it) and slippery oil in the cranckase with a real 88-90 ocatane quality fuel toikeep the timing at max adavance at low rpm; then it should be locked and loaded all times. This ecu will learn a FE mode due to driving style then you punch it and it says - FU guy! <or> THE SOLUTION: Take off the F.I. and put a string of Mikuni 28MM. from a crashed Suzuki 1000 cc GSX-R

- bro

[SilverBack]

Yeah I have this problem too, especially while trying to pick-up speed while entering or transitioning freeways. I have to shift down one more gear to match the traffic speed and prevent a wreck, at the expense of temporary engine strain.

DBC conversion sounds good right about now

[marcus]

Originally Posted by PetersRedYaris

Drive by wire is on BOTH the automatic and manual... Essentially, it has nothing to do with the transmission. It is the electronic link between the gas pedal and the throttle body. No throttle cable, it's electronic...

what i meant was the lag may exist on auto but manual is very responsive depending on what revs ur on..

[dybbuk]

Originally Posted by marcus

what i meant was the lag may exist on auto but manual is very responsive depending on what revs ur on..

I would say the same thing about my auto. If I'm driving conservatively(i.e. most o the time and punch it, there's a delay. IF I'm racing around town and keep the revs up the response is sharp as it can be.