I know the stock pedal is wired and it feels so choppy to the point where I can't rev softly without it jumping to 4k. Does anyone have experiance with electric gas pedals? I am kind of interested in installing one, I think it would be better then replacing the cable. Btw I have moved the flange at the throttle body and it's fine
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have you lubed anything?? What you are contemplating is not better than replacing the cable, If that even needs to be done -
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Every car ever made up until fairly recently has used a cable. There is nothing wrong with a cable actuated throttle.
As Blunt suggested, try lubing the cable first and if that doesn't fix it, buy a new one. A sticky/stiff cable will cause all kinds of problems.Comment
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Drive by wire (electrical switch) is the opposite of why someone should own an e30. A good cable will be smooth and the responsiveness should be excellent.Your resource to do-it-yourself and interesting bmw and e30 stuff: www.rtsauto.com
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If you've ever driven an e46+ the drive by wire causes a kind of noticable delay in throttle response. don't put your e30 through that punishment.
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The same can be said for the Mini Coopers. The only way to get rid of it was to drive the car in sport mode. Otherwise i often found myself "leaning into the acceleration" without any acceleration happening. It was pretty annoying actually.Comment

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