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Thread: Brake pedal applied torque management

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    Brake pedal applied torque management

    Hi there, odd, or dumb question depending on how you look at it. What would cause a 2014+ not to do a burnout with the brakes applied {dead pedal, neg timing}, but when the brake is off and hammer down, it lights the tires with zero issue. I do not mess with a lot of them, so I have not had a good amount of seat time with them and was curious on this side of it.
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    may have just figured it out actually.
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    dont zero your multiplier. common mistake.

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    the master switch was disabled. apparently it does not totally remove it from the equation on applied torque. The multiplier was stock itself, but still did it.
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    93 Ranger. 5.3 D1X. 1069hp.

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    Mine does the same thing. Please explain what you changed and where?

    Thanks.

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    haven't tested it yet. so nothing to report back.
    The most hated, make the most power.
    93 Ranger. 5.3 D1X. 1069hp.