Considering how expensive a lot of other mods are for this car, $150 seems like a relative bargain. Especially something that does not require cutting, splicing, etc. Totally and easily reversible (just unplug from the OBDII port) and already engineered.

It would be a great source of spare parts for the rest of us if it was cheaper though!

The second option is only $80 from ft85sf. I could build it cheaper but you'd have to split into a bunch of wires. Probably couldn't build an obd solution that much cheaper if at all.

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True, but somebody came up with it first and had to figure it out, so they deserve to make some money, I guess. For guys who track their car and have to do the pedal dance several times in a given day it makes sense to be able to just push a button on/off. I still think it sounds worthwhile for someone who needs this functionality.

Edit...oh, now I get you...spare parts from those who really DON'T need the functionality...I have work-related brain-numbness right now. Sorry @Tcoat.

I'm ok with some splicing for $100 savings

I spun once on track with the 5 second press. Been using pedal dance since like it much better. Especially when braking and steady state cornering.

Ecutek does NOT have a pedal dance option