79% TPS reading on Torque during WOT

MTaurusSHO

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During a recent WOT pull I noticed that I'm not getting 100% throttle opening, I want to blame the slower ELM327 adapter, I already have an MX on the way. But has anyone had the same issue? Is there a TPS sensor relearn procedure? Thanks in advance.
 
Not sure for the SHO, but on our Edges, that is pretty normal.  Purportedly to reduce wear&tear on the transmission and to increase fuel economy.  Can detract a little from throttle response.
 
Which leads us to wonder if the Throttle Body is the 'bottle neck' in the system. In other words, would that last 20% opening net any increase in power? I've swapped to larger throttle bodies on other turbo motors (Mopar2.2 stuff mostly) and had no gain in performance on a reasonably stock motor. Yet with the same platform engine on another application that was built up with big valve head,ported/polished manifolds, aftermarket pistons/rods etc, I gained almost 20WHP going from a 52mm TB to a  58mm TB. In that application, the TB was clearly the cork.
 
I saw up to 85%, beyond that you are over rotating the TB blade and beyond 100% as far as what you're thinking.
It's correct. :)
 
It could be the value displayed is degrees; ~85 is actually degrees in rotation not percent?

Or depending on the application logging, the logging equation itself?
 
My MX adapter just showed up, I'll get back with you all tomorrow after a few runs.

What app is better though? The Torque app or the MX app?
 
I think most of us are running Torque Pro.  It's really good and only costs $5.00
 
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.prowl.torque&hl=en
 
I've been running the purchased version of Torque, what I was referring to was which app performs better? MX or Torque?

After running a few times with the MX adapter I have noticed that it is much more responsive. However I am not seeing 100% TPS reading during a WOT run. So it is not the adapter, must be something in the ECU or an angle reading like mentioned previously.

One thing that I did find out is that there is a limited amount of Bluetooth 4.0 bandwidth, while using Torque and streaming music through bluetooth, the response time on Torque drops significantly. I did not notice this with the ELM adapter. So for anyone looking for a Bluetooth adapter both the ELM327 and the MX will do the job. But the MX is much more responsive and it has many other features.
 
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