Hello everyone. I have a question about one of the new Quick Adjustments. I have my throttle sensitivity set to max. There is a new option Disable Throttle Dampening. I know that it will let you at a stop build boost past the factory 2,000 rpm with the brake holding the car to whatever rpm you want to. But does anyone know if it does anything more than that. There are still some times that the throttle is a little soft while my car is moving. I have the 2.0T 10AT an below 2,000rpm it can take more throttle input than I like and at some speeds. I want the most sensitive throttle I can get and just wanted to know if anyone knows if it does anything else than just build boost at a stop. Thanks for any response....
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I would call them. They answer right away and are super helpful.
Were you able to learn anything more about disabling this feature?
It has no affect on throttle sensitivity. It just allows you to build boost at a stop to whatever RPM you want. If you turn it on you can build boost at stop with foot on brake to whatever RPM. If if is turned off the factory setting will not let the engine go past 2,000 RPM when building boost.
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