| ichitaka05 |
03-09-2010 06:30 PM |
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Originally Posted by Biggie™
(Post 11898)
Do to Toyota's resent problems with "throttle control", I'm sure they will look into a brake override much like Nissan. It shuts the throttle whenever the brakes are applied. If they go that route, you will need the auto rev feature as you wont be able to do it yourself.
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You know that when auto rev is applied, ECU is reading the throttle to be on and hitting the brake at the same time. Instead of manually hitting the throttle, ECU is controlling it.
Just say IF Toyota put this auto rev and it still have throttle problem, it doesn't solve anything. If the auto rev is turned on and car go wacky, applying brake won't shut down the engine, due to overwrite of the shut off engine program cuz by auto rev... but those time just push the clutch in and put it in neutral.
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Originally Posted by OldSkoolToys
(Post 11900)
Then learn?
I still don't understand why people think rev-matching is hard. Yes, you're not going to be perfect at it at first, but such is the way of life.
Its not like rev-matching is such an impossible feat for the common person that they NEED a system like this. Just takes practice.
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Agree with OldSkoolToys. It's pointless feature to have.
Also I think auto rev take away the idea of "you control the car and not the car control you" idea.
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