Absolutely. Pedal Commander does not permanently change anything on your vehicle or interfere with how the engine or other components run. It only releases the performance that is restricted by the manufacturer. Pedal Commander throttle response controller is also tested and certified by leading automotive organizations and has FCC, CE, CARB, and TUV certifications. It is a totally safe performance upgrade.

No, the Pedal Commander throttle response controller does not void the manufacturer's warranty. Many tuning products leave “flags” on the ECU, and even if you uninstall them, the ECU saves the “flagged data” and makes it easy for the dealership to detect that the vehicle is or has been altered. Pedal Commander does not interfere with the ECU and does not leave these flags, so even if it’s not removed from the vehicle, Pedal Commander is undetectable by the dealers’ computers.

Just make sure that the unit is turned off and the controller is tucked away from sight, or uninstall and put it away, just in case the technicians do not see it when you go in for service.

No, it does not. A big misconception is that throttle controllers add horsepower. Pedal Commander only modifies the throttle signal and regulates it for a better throttle response. It does not have to do anything with the engine or the ECU, and it does not add more horsepower to your vehicle.

Yes it does. Pedal Commander throttle response controller complements any kind of vehicle modification and engine tune. It only intercepts the electronic signal and remaps the throttle curve. You can integrate Pedal Commander throttle response controller to every kind of vehicle project or build.

Yes! The Pedal Commander is just as effective on manual transmissions as it is on automatics.