Drive By Wire on 997's?

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02-21-2018, 10:46 PM

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My definition of throttle mapping is the mathematical relationship between the throttle pedal angle and the throttle plate angle. Sport Chrono does that and more. The secrete sauce is the 'more' it does beyond mechanical angle relationships.

I'm not sure what secret sauce you're referring to though. Porsche seems pretty clear what the more is. In tiptronic and pdk it alters shift algorithms. In all cars it activates sport psm.

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02-21-2018, 10:48 PM

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I'm not sure what secret sauce you're referring to though. Porsche seems pretty clear what the more is. In tiptronic and pdk it alters shift algorithms. In all cars it activates sport psm.

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See my edited post above.

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02-21-2018, 10:55 PM

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See my edited post above.

right and you have come around again to stating you beliee timing calibrations are modified in sport mode but there is no evidence of this anywhere. Again the observations you posted can be attributed to throttle mapping and that is what porsche documents as the change...along with shift calibrations and psm modes.

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