Banks Pedal Monster

Skeeeeeeeeeeeter · February 7

Call it snake oil, or whatever. Its noticeable and fun.

AlanK · February 7

What's noticeable and fun?

davester · February 7

getting smacked in the head with a banks pedal monster.

AlanK · February 8

I can relate. 2007 Chevy Tahoe hood was notorious for this. I added a foam noodle edging when ever under the hood.

Skeeeeeeeeeeeter · February 11

On 2/7/2026 at 8:11 AM, AlanK said:

What's noticeable and fun?

Much quicker acceleration and torque. Obviously not in increase in numbers just get to them faster.

Its hidden up under the dash.

Skeeeeeeeeeeeter · February 11

On 2/7/2026 at 1:33 PM, davester said:

getting smacked in the head with a banks pedal monster.

Not sure i get what you meam

KARNUT · February 11

I always use a canned tune in my vehicles that I didn’t supercharge. People I know that used a pedal master claimed it shortened the stroke of the go pedal. Giving maximum go with less throw.

asilverblazer · February 11

I decided against this. Making the pedal react faster seemed like a gimmick to make the truck feel or seem more responsive. If I need more of that I can do the same myself by pushing the pedal more (with my extra fat wallet).

On a similar note: my truck feels like it already has an extra aggressive pedal, when cruising going from no pedal to the slightest touch, there is a definite on vs off feel. It's really annoying in traffic.

johnnyquick · February 12

The throttle by wire DOES seem to have a hefty lag built into it, I run my throttle sensor at level 3 on the Pulsar LT and it feels GREAT 4 and 5 are too many tires squeeling !