law of diminishing returns (wow economics was good for something) - additional units of input gradually result in less productivity per unit

 

Just get something like the GTechPro and you'll know if you're actually going slower or just feel like your going slower because you've gotten used to the acceleration.

 

Update*** Did the ECU reset...Slow wha? slow where??? Not my g35. This sh*t is jumping like the first day I got it. As a matter of fact I m having that same fever, just driving w/ no purpose sometimes these past couple of days. If feels soo much more responsive and powerful. I m happy and satisfied. Now I just gotta take it in to get that damn clicking noise in the rear fixxed.

-Vin

 

Yup i felt that way too and even posted like you did. I drove my friends G , his felt a little more responsive, could just be in my head. Anyway it might feel a little different but still the same power. I still beat the cars i should. Reset the ECU.

 

Maybe i need a tune up.. But i only got 9200 miles.. I dont think a tune up would make that big of a difference because i dont really need one that badly yet.

 

You're just used to how awesome your G is.

I used to have a zx-6r, thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread but the power got old real quick, like after a month's time.

I now have a R1, same thing... I just think it's human nature that you'll never be satisified.

I bought my G knowing that I'll be making the streets prettier as I drive down them. Very content with cruising my G around town, but have enough power to pass and flip off that stupid soccer mom in her minivan/suv that cut me off.



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