Noticeable changes in performance?

Originally Posted by christian370z Your ECU adjusts to a more relaxed driving style which is why you may feel like the car is a bit lazy when you do the

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11-22-2010, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by christian370z

Your ECU adjusts to a more relaxed driving style which is why you may feel like the car is a bit lazy when you do the first few WOT pulls. Once you giving it a few good acceleration pulls, the ECU will adjust and the car will feel sharper.

i have noticed this!

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