AIDANMELAD

Hi guys,
Driving home the other night, got into a bit of racing mindset..lol..Stomping on the pedal..BIG LAG..thinking about buying this pedal commander. Anyone use it?..Does it work?..will it effect the ecm or Fomoco warranty?..Thanks

barrytone

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Searching this forum for "Pedal Commander" or doing a Google search for "pedal commander f150forum" will show several results where this topic has been beat to death several times in the past ~3-4 years. Plenty of reviews for and against the product in those threads.

Graygoose2021

The last 4 vehicles has had one, just installed one on my 2021 5.0....yes, always get one. Love it.

Jerminator

I have them in all my cars. 2020ford 3.5, Lexus LS 460l , 2017 Lexus rx350. I can't live without one now!

SHIFT_Lock

I know some people swear by the Pedal Commander and i'm sure it's a great product but there are other options as well. I've been using my Soler Performance controller for a few months now and I love it. It's also half the price.

leckbandg

Look into a Banks PedalMonster as an alternative

Taggart

I'm sure Pedal Commander does exactly what it says it does. If you push the gas 10%, it tells the ECU you're mashing it 20% or 25%. It doesn't make the vehicle any more powerful or faster. 100% is 100%. It doesn't improve 1/4 mile times and it doesn't throttle you to 11.

That said, you can do exactly the same thing with your right foot, for free. Just push the pedal down faster. Why would anyone spend $300+ for something they can do themselves for free?

mikeinatlanta

You will find that those who have one say they work great and those who have never driven with one say they are sure that they don't. I have a cheaper version and it works great. See no reason to spend as much as some of them cost.

artsr2002

Velocity Performance Products throttle controller here. No issues. Works great to take lag out of the gas pedal.

https://velocityperformanceproducts.us/

robbgt

I won't be putting a 3rd party signal generator between throttle output and PCM input. No need to introduce another variable/point of failure.