TESING WATER ON ELECTRONIC THROTTLE CONTROLLER

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twpanson
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SORRY MOD,

I SHOULDN'T HAVE POSTED EBAYLINK. NOW I JUST WANT TO GAUGE INTEREST TO SEE IF PEOPLE DRIVING VERSA / G35/ 350Z ARE INTERESTED IN SUCH DEVICE.

IF PEOPLE ARE HIGHLY INTERESTED IN THIS KIND OF PRODUCT, I WOULD REGISTER VENDOR STATUS AND SELL THE PRODUCT HERE W/ THE RIGHT STATUS.

PANSON
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Here is all the info of our product to see if people here are interested. Then I will register for vendor status.

Mod, please let me know if I should post this kind of testing water thread somewhere else.

Product: Electronic Throttle ControllerFunction: 12 steps adjustability from Eco mode to extremely sporty mode on throttle response all at your finger.Product Feature:1. Plug-n-Play, no wire cutting or splitting. The kit comes w/ its exclusive connector for your model2. Reverse cancel wire included @ no extra charge3. Step by Step Installation Guide in 3 language (English, Japanese, & Mandarin)4. 1 year product warranty for replacement5. Built-in safety bypass switch. No worry if hardware failure occurs.6. Same good quality but @ half of the price offered by BlitzAgain, picture speaks louder than words.
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Pricing?

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NODES wrote:Pricing?
We will launch a group buy if there are people interested.

Shipping will be provided by USPS priority w/ tracking # (Domestic: 2~3 days delivery time)All international shipment towards Canada or Mexico will need additional $10 (6~10 days delivery time)

The MSRP of our kit is $180 shipped, Group Buy Pricing is as follows:1~8 sets: US$150 shipped to lower US 48 states9~16 sets:US$140 shipped to lower US 48 states16~ sets: US$130 shipped to lower US 48 states

SincerelyPanson

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Tough decision. I don't know whether to go with this product, a grounding kit, or super hood magnets. Will this cause any problems if I have zembelium in the tires?

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Bubs daddy wrote:Tough decision. I don't know whether to go with this product, a grounding kit, or super hood magnets. Will this cause any problems if I have zembelium in the tires?
Thanks for your comments. 1st our electronic throttle controller is not those superchips that will give U 50 HP is 20 mins However, this is a device will definitely make your acceleration faster. Here is a review http://hondafitforums.com/showthread.php?t=644 from a customer at Honda Fit side featuring product comparison against Blitz. Actually, some name brand manufacturers already adapted this kind of device and integrate into their premium models, such as Subaru They call this Si-drive which only comes standard in LegacyGT turbo edition.

A lot of people here at state side think all electronics are snake oil and the only thing they pursue is Horse Power. In some cases, add-on devices do make your drive more fun. Just like a remote, you could do everything w/o a remote to your TV. But it is absolutely easy and flexible to have a remote.

I appreciate any comments and suggestionsSincerely,Panson


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We don't do "group buys".

Same price to everyone, or no deals. That way, someone isn't relying on someone else to get the deal.

Also, we don't allow "gauging interest" threads. If we did, everyone would do it, and nothing would ever get brought to market.

Remember, 99% of your sales come after the first one.

If you don't understand that, you might want to reconsider your profession.

No more advertising without approval. Thanks.

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AZhitman wrote:We don't do "group buys".

Same price to everyone, or no deals. That way, someone isn't relying on someone else to get the deal.

Also, we don't allow "gauging interest" threads. If we did, everyone would do it, and nothing would ever get brought to market.

Remember, 99% of your sales come after the first one.

If you don't understand that, you might want to reconsider your profession.

No more advertising without approval. Thanks.
Sorry Sir. So, do you have a link for me to see how I could become a vendor.I am serious and would like to bring a good product to everyone at a very competitive price.

I am sorry for causing some trouble here cuz every forum has different policy. I have been asking same questions @ several different forums and became vendor in some of those.

Again, please let me know how to apply for vendor status here.Sincerely,Panson

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twpanson wrote:
Sorry Sir. So, do you have a link for me to see how I could become a vendor.
email him

[email protected]

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blindsnyper wrote:
email him

[email protected]
Email sent. Thanks for the info.

Panson

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how do I reach you to buy one ?

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Hmmm...



This BLITZ Throttle Controller is available to us from Bob over at VersaSpeed. It's $379.95, don't know how they compare against each other but just letting you know some of the Versa community already has a hold of a throttle controller from BLITZ.

Also if your interested in "mass/group" selling your product you should see if Bob over at VersaSpeed.com is interested in selling them maybe. Just a thought..

Good luck with your product. Also you should try around at some other forums cause I know some other people would probably be interested. The price is competitive, so sounds like a good deal to me.

Just don't know how well it would work on a CVT.

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Disphunktion wrote:how do I reach you to buy one ?
Sir, you've got an email
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twpanson wrote:

Sir, you've got an email
Would this be effective on a CVT transmission? It's nearly half the price of the BLITZ throttle controller.

Maybe after a couple of reviews I will get one for myself.

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Codelicious wrote:
Would this be effective on a CVT transmission? It's nearly half the price of the BLITZ throttle controller.

Maybe after a couple of reviews I will get one for myself.
yeah we need a versa owner review

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Absolutely fine w/ CVT. Basically the kit serves as a voltage amplifier which at whatever setting amps voltage sent to the ECU/Throttle Body to make the throttle plate open faster and sooner. Just as the Blitz and sprint booster.

This product does not make HP or TQ increases, but it make the acceleration faster by opening the TB further at the plate than the pedal input. which in turn give "throttle response increase" So there is no way you could mess up your CVT w/ our NTD electronic throttle controller.

We are opening for 1 versa owner for a tester price. email us for detail.

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i didn't get to see the reply to my answer in the last thread since it got closed, but my question was:

Why don't I step on the throttle harder and open up the TB faster? Isn't that the same effect?

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williamk10 wrote:i didn't get to see the reply to my answer in the last thread since it got closed, but my question was:

Why don't I step on the throttle harder and open up the TB faster? Isn't that the same effect?
Because your right foot is not as quick as computer signal, for the getting fast part. On the other hand, you get more adjustability based on your needs in different condition. Imagine merging into highway traffic w/ only a short ramp of time or driving through congested stop-n-go city and have to kick back and forth between gas and brake??

The device is not making anymore power than what was already there. its just being able to use all the power the motor has, and give drivers capabilities to modify the throttle response as they need.

Hope this could answer your Q'sPanson

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twpanson, you have not been approved as an advertiser. Please do not continue promoting your product here without approval. Thank you.


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