View Poll Results: Change the DBW Throttle Response?
Leave it alone and learn to drive the car as is.
54
46.55%
I want a smoother more linear throttle response.
62
53.45%
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There seems to be two camps regarding the sensitivity of the '07 G35 Sedan's throttle. I would like to conduct a poll to get everyone's opinion on whether the DBW throttle response should be changed.
There have been numerous threads regarding this issue.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sedan-v36-2007-08/176696-motortrend-g35s-long-term-update.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sedan-v36-2007-08/175562-fix-overly-sensitive-accelerator.html
Please, only vote if you have driven an '07 G35 Sedan.
There have been numerous threads regarding this issue.
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sedan-v36-2007-08/176696-motortrend-g35s-long-term-update.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sedan-v36-2007-08/175562-fix-overly-sensitive-accelerator.html
Please, only vote if you have driven an '07 G35 Sedan.
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What is the point of this poll? The last thread on this topic was closed, and everyone got their thoughts across.
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I didn't want to take the time to count the opinions in the last thread, so I thought a poll would be approipate.Originally Posted by ChristianN
What is the point of this poll? The last thread on this topic was closed, and everyone got their thoughts across.
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There have been numerous threads regarding this issue.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=176696
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175562
Please, only vote if you own an '07 G35 Sedan.
It's not an issue... its just something you have to get use to. Just like every clutch has a different feel, every throttle has a different sensitivity & responce.Originally Posted by MojoKidd
There seems to be two camps regarding the sensitivity of the '07 G35 Sedan's throttle. I would like to conduct a poll to get everyone's opinion on whether the DBW throttle response should be changed.There have been numerous threads regarding this issue.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=176696
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175562
Please, only vote if you own an '07 G35 Sedan.
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You guys need to go back to driving school. It's a sports car with 306hp and 268 torque. If it's too powerful, you should consider trading it for a Pinto...
I would think the opposite: With these kind of performance numbers the car BETTER be able to launch at the blip of a throttle.
I would think the opposite: With these kind of performance numbers the car BETTER be able to launch at the blip of a throttle.
Registered User
Everyone complains about throttle lag...no you get great throttle responce and you B!tch about it
-Sean
-Sean
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throttle is different than the '05 Coupe i drive everyday. But the loaner I drove was an automatic also, I think the throttle feels diferent between the 05 man & autos also. So I think your making a big deal outta nothing. You shoulda got a manual tranny I think the autos are kinda strange to drive period in all model years. I can't ever find a good partial throttle either all go
or I'm poking along like a grandpa.
or I'm poking along like a grandpa.
Registered User
It works fine, though I think the tranny needs a personality adjustment more than the throttle. Too many thumps in M, unpredictable in D, RPMs hang forever in DS. Anything else?
Registered User
I think it works just fine, in fact I'd like a little bit more on tip in, but in essence it only has 260+ ft/lbs. Now if we were dealing with a car that has say 500 I'd want something with a longer throttle, but with what we have, no complaints.
Registered User
i posted this in the original discussion. try driving without shoes, and using your toes/***** of your feet to control the throttle.
Registered User
Its not designed well as it seems are many of the control systems in the G (including climate system, surging cruise control, etc.) . I have been to driving school and am a reasonably good driver, have had many sports cars before and although I am used to it for the most part and do not have an issue it still catches me off guard sometimes.
Someone at Infiniti should consider going to a basic controls course and learn about setting the gain correctly for all these systems.
Someone at Infiniti should consider going to a basic controls course and learn about setting the gain correctly for all these systems.



