Grounded TB mod?

[OklaHemi]

holy hell im going to do this tomorrow to my ram and my tahoe that thing idels so rough and the shops cant find anything wrong with it.

[ramn it]

my hemi is the b*stard 03 hemi and its starts at a rough idle but smooths out after a few minutes . A few more pages and I might try it.

[03 Rammer]

My trucks idle never stays the same. Dont if its the same issues as you gassers, but I always thought its a diesel thing.

[truckin]

So what I have learned with this mod is that if you have a lot of performance mods (cam tune etc.) this mod does squat

[HammerZ71]

Originally Posted by truckin So what I have learned with this mod is that if you have a lot of performance mods (cam tune etc.) this mod does squat

In looking over results spanning about six forums (not all Ram or even Dodge, btw) that's about what I'm seeing. The more stock the truck, the better the results seem to be. With my mods, the biggest thing I see is the idle smoothing out and in my case it's pretty huge, but I had to basically run with it, take it off, run with it again to get to where I can tell a subtle difference in throttle response and shifting.
Guys with bone stock trucks or very mildly modded ones just about across the boards are saying that the throttle response is significantly better and shifting feels a lot firmer.

But again, for the cost of the mod, the very little time it takes to do it and the fact that just adding an additional ground cannot hurt anything in any way, it's worth trying for anybody with a fly-by-wire vehicle, IMO. The worst thing that can happen is you feel no difference...

[Silverbullet08]

im good i like my throttle response