Unlike conventional cable-driven throttles where the pedal is attached to the engine’s butterfly valve, modern accelerator pedals are connected to the vehicle's computer. The computer demands torque based on your input. However, that amount was predetermined at the factory. This is often why your car or truck feels sluggish. PedalMonster allows you to override the manufacturer's torque and demand it when and how you want.

We spent months engineering smooth torque curves that are a pleasure to drive. Throttle response controllers like Pedal Commander, have crude steps, making your engine respond like a three-position light switch.

City: 10 curves provides smooth, linear torque for daily driving

Sport: 10 curves add torque in the midrange for a sportier feel

Track: 10 curves add more torque with less input, helping push through severe turbo lag

Launch Rate: 5 Launch Rates modify the 30 Base Torque Curves for perfect off-the-line-launches. Also aids with driving on slick surfaces, towing heavy, or manual transmission clutch engagement

Real-time change in throttle contour shown with iDash Pro.

Pair the PedalMonster with an iDash Pro or Data Pro to be able to adjust pedal settings on the fly and open up a whole world of data not available on your vehicle’s dashboard. See what data iDash Pro can display for your vehicle.

With Bluetooth connectivity built in, new features and support for other vehicles can be added over-the air. No computer required.

Throttle Response Controllers like Pedal Commander draw power from the accelerator pedal circuit, often overloading the circuit and leading to dead pedal and an inoperable engine.

Dumb devices like these don't know the vehicle's speed, gear, or transmission time. In fact, they don't even know that they're in a vehicle.

There are dozens of throttle response controllers on the market like Pedal Commander, Sprint Booster, iDrive, just to name a few. Each of them claims to be the most advanced. Thanks to its OBD connectivity and patented safety features, the PedalMonster Torque Booster has very little in common with these brainless devices.