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Manufacturer: Pedal Commander
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Why do you need Pedal Commander? Pedal Commander is a throttle response controller. It removes response delays on your electronic accelerator pedal. Effectively, it allows your engine to respond faster. As a result, your car can accelerate faster. You paid lots of money for your car, but when you press your gas pedal, you feel like you are pressing a sponge. Have you ever noticed that old cars were more responsive? We have a solution for you!! to get rid of that lag. Pedal Commander has 4 different control modes: Eco, City, Sport, and Sport. Each control mode has 8 different sensitivity levels which you can choose. These 36 different parameters, in total, is what makes us different than others. Pedal Commander is programmable according to your desire to your car’s specifications. And now Available with Bluetooth capability. User Friendly Bluetooth Control

Pedal Commander Settings: Pedal Commander offers 4 program selections: ECO, CITY, SPORT and SPORT+. Each mode has 9 different sensativity levels (upto 36 levels in total) and can be accessed by pressing the program button. Stock: When all the Pedal Commander lights are off your vehicle is operating using the stock throttle settings. ECO Mode: Used for fuel savings, smoother driving, better traction control in heavy weather conditions or for Off-Roading purposes. Press and hold the Program for 3 seconds to enter ECO Mode. CITY Mode: Perfect for daily driving SPORT Mode: Spirited Driving SPORT+ Mode: Great for racing at the track or performance driving. NOTE: Pedal Commander will not be active while using cruise control.

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Why do you need Pedal Commander? Pedal Commander is a throttle response controller. It removes response delays on your electronic accelerator pedal. Effectively, it allows your engine to respond faster. As a result, your car can accelerate faster. You paid lots of money for your car, but when you press your gas pedal, you feel like you are pressing a sponge. Have you ever noticed that old cars were more responsive? We have a solution for you!! to get rid of that lag. Pedal Commander has 4 different control modes: Eco, City, Sport, and Sport. Each control mode has 8 different sensitivity levels which you can choose. These 36 different parameters, in total, is what makes us different than others. Pedal Commander is programmable according to your desire to your car’s specifications. And now Available with Bluetooth capability. User Friendly Bluetooth Control

Pedal Commander Settings: Pedal Commander offers 4 program selections: ECO, CITY, SPORT and SPORT+. Each mode has 9 different sensativity levels (upto 36 levels in total) and can be accessed by pressing the program button. Stock: When all the Pedal Commander lights are off your vehicle is operating using the stock throttle settings. ECO Mode: Used for fuel savings, smoother driving, better traction control in heavy weather conditions or for Off-Roading purposes. Press and hold the Program for 3 seconds to enter ECO Mode. CITY Mode: Perfect for daily driving SPORT Mode: Spirited Driving SPORT+ Mode: Great for racing at the track or performance driving. NOTE: Pedal Commander will not be active while using cruise control.

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