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That you can't troubleshoot/mitigate/fix that is not an inherent property of such a throttle, but a choice by the manufacturer to not let you.
by gameswithgo 5y ago
That you can't troubleshoot/mitigate/fix that is not an inherent property of such a throttle, but a choice by the manufacturer to not let you.
- willis936 5y agoNot so fast. It is emissions regulations that dictate it. I like driving cars fast, but locking down emissions to the chagrin of every car guy scratching their head online saying "why did it used to be better?" makes me happy. It's a small victory for the future of the species.
- kube-system 5y agoI am also a fan of emission regs. But, emissions regulations require that you leave emissions equipment intact, it does not require automakers to prevent you from touching those systems.