Flat Foot Shifting Calculator & How To Set

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Flat Foot Shifting Calculator & How To Set

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01-28-2014, 08:47 PM

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[quote=Tunedspeed6;2432450]

Originally Posted by SLS MS3

Once you reach the speed limiter, the throttle will close until your speed has been reduced by the value in this table.
Ex: You set the Speed Limiter to 200kph and the Speed Limiter Hysteresis to 14kph. If you ever get to 200kph, the throttle will close until the car has slowed down to 186kph.

So the speed hysteresis really has nothing to do with lc or ffs? Sorry.. i'm a noob to the accessport and this forum, and have done alot of searching before i finally found your explanation of this feature. Also if it does not have anything to do with lc or ffs, what exactly is it's purpose? Is it basically like a speed limiter adjustment controlling how your limiter keeps you at the set speed? Thanks, I'm sure answering questions like this from new people is bothersome but I do appreciate it.

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