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 Modern car that still uses throttle cable, or any equivalent replacement?

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kadajawi
post Jul 5 2014, 07:56 PM

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QUOTE(Selectt @ Jul 5 2014, 07:48 PM)
to make things simple, if your car uses throttle sensor, it means electronic throttle. It sure lags your response time.

If no sensor means its "fun time". All your mercedes benz, BMW, Audi confirm has throttle sensor means it is slow when driver accelerate but because of engine power, it catches up later.

Car like Kelisa, wira or old car that has no sensor = once u accelerate puhhh.. u run like horse. laugh.gif now thats fun.

Please list down any modern cars that use NO throttle sensor, then I m happy with my next purchase. laugh.gif
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If you want an instant throttle response buy an electric car. tongue.gif
kadajawi
post Jul 6 2014, 06:53 PM

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Doesn't Infiniti have a production car with drive by wire out there? But it still has a mechanical link just in case.

The lag might be intentional, cause it makes the car more comfortable to drive. Have you never driven with someone who has bad control over his leg? Sometimes you're pushed into the seat, then no gas at all, you fly forward, then pushed into seat, ... imagine that with a car that has immediate throttle response.

As for keyless entry... IIRC at a Swiss university some students have proven how insecure these systems are. They used 2 modified walkie talkies and were able to enter and even drive away all sorts of cars. You just need one person with a walkie talkie near to the key, while the other one has the walkie talkie in his pocket and enters the car as if he's the owner. It's rather trivial, and you can do it anywhere, any time, risk free, because the thief looks like he owns the car. No suspicious movements or anything.

This post has been edited by kadajawi: Jul 6 2014, 06:57 PM
kadajawi
post Jul 6 2014, 07:14 PM

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There's a reason why some cars come with different modes. Can set it to be responsive, can set it to be comfortable and fuel saving, depending on how you want it at this moment. Maybe the TS has to buy one of those cars?

 

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