🚀 Smart Electronic Throttle Controller with 9 Drive Modes - Enhances Throttle Response, Acceleration Racing Performance for FORD LAND-ROVER/MUSTANG/Land-Rover/Lincoln/DODGE/CHRYSLER/JEEP Review

This product brought life to my 2017 Ram 1500 Hemi 5.7. Now it looks like a sports car! Very fast acceleration both from a standstill and when driving on the highway. Good product!

THIS IS AWESOME Seriously at $65 Unbelievable I installed this on my 2010 Jeep Commander 5.7L Hemi. And I like it, never expected such a positive change. I BOUGHT ONE AND INSTALLED IN MY FIANCE a 2019 Lexus RX, the gas was low, I think they make it in California. She loves it.

Dodge Charger RT MAX 5.7 Hemi 2012. It's only been 2 days but this device is doing exactly what you would expect (no problems so far). $75 unit versus a $300 foot controller, I saved over $200. Item is MUCH smaller than I expected but still impressive. Big difference in my daily driving experience. Different modes make it exciting every time, highly recommend trying it out!

Installs in under 10 minutes. Works great so far. While this is a control that regulates the pressure on the gas pedal, it does it very well. Personally, I have heavy legs and I keep pressing the pedal and losing a lot of gas in the process (it's fun, I know). I drove it in economy mode and it accelerated slowly and smoothly even though I pushed it quite hard. I would recommend it for heavy footed people.

Installed in about 10 minutes this afternoon. Installation is very simple and requires no modifications - just a built-in add-on. The module uses an Apple Lightning style cable connection. The modes are called P1-Comfortable, P2-Sport and P3-Race. NO "Normal" is the standard throttle signal and EC is the economy signal. Each mode has a setting from 1 to 9 after the decimal point on the display, which looks like this: [ P1.3 or P2.9 ]. The company needs to put more tape on the back of the…

I actually bought this to use on my Jeep instead of a more expensive brand. I was expecting it to be less responsive to throttle when crawling over rocks like the competing brand does. However, this is hardly noticeable in economy mode. There's less throttle response, but not enough to actually make a huge difference when crawling over rocks. However, if that's what you're looking for, then rather PC. If you're looking for a great answer, look no further. In performance mode, the thing rocks…