Throttle sensitivity

[Killer223]

Is there any known way to have the sensitivity cut in half when in low range?

 

[Hondasxs]

Hi.
Not really.
It's the foot bounce and instant feedback that gets you.

Consider looking at Throttle MAXX | Patented Side by Side (SxS) Gas Pedal Accessories
It will help keep the peddle steady and the throttle bodies at a constant flow.

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[Hondasxs]

Oh.. also manual mode will bring an improvement by keeping it in set gear range.

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[Neohio]

Is there any known way to have the sensitivity cut in half when in low range?

Like @Hondasxs said. Throttle maxx or home made solution.
It will get better in time as you learn how to drive it.
I don't have too many issues driving my Pioneer anymore. By 600 miles I had I figured out how to drive it.

 

[1Ron]

Even with my normal pedal sensitivity on the RZR it’s hard to maintain a steady throttle in rough terrain. When you are bouncing around the foot does too. It’s not a big deal but once in a while it can make things a little jerky to go with the bumps.

 

[Killer223]

Even in manual mode it auto down shifts, so that didn't work to well.

 

[JTW]

Just learn how to drive it.. there’s rare occasions when when I even notice it anymore.

 

[robman]

Took ten min to make and paint. Works like a charm. Gives your heel something to push on.

 

[DRKnight]

Took ten min to make and paint. Works like a charm. Gives your heel something to push on.

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I have the heel stop on my Talon also, and it stops the foot bounce almost completely and adds a little more foot and leg support for comfort.
My Polaris RZR came with it from the factory, so I really missed it when I got the Talon.