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07.24.2010, 10:51 PM

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Is the amount of torque control also based on throttle? So if you apply 50% vs. 100% throttle from a slow speed you get different amounts of torque instead of it being the same (assuming <50% throttle would normally trigger the torque control otherwise)
. If not, it's just a thought. Haven't actually tried the software yet.


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07.24.2010, 10:56 PM

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Question:

Is the amount of torque control also based on throttle? So if you apply 50% vs. 100% throttle from a slow speed you get different amounts of torque instead of it being the same (assuming <50% throttle would normally trigger the torque control otherwise)
. If not, it's just a thought. Haven't actually tried the software yet.
It would be really nice to know exactly how this torque control feature works behind the scenes. There are sooo many questions that could probably be answered by more people here if we knew the nuts and bolts of it...
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