P3D new noise at WOT with 36.2.1

[Black306]

PID is Proportional Integral Derivative.

Unless the discussion revolves around tuning an ECU for maximum RWHP. (Added another acronym. )Then it’s Parameter ID.

 

[kaffine]

Unless the discussion revolves around tuning an ECU for maximum RWHP. (Added another acronym. )Then it’s Parameter ID.

I knew there was another meaning I just couldn't remember it. It has been a while since I worked automotive.

 

[WilliamG]

With electric cars eventually taking over I’d imagine the term “WOT” will go the way of the dodo, like “rolling down the windows” or “videoing a show.”

Come on people, let’s move with the times!

 

[dvaz]

I'm not part of the "fairly" group.

Awwww, aren't you special.

 

[Adam3]

This is a great thread, would read again

 

[Black306]

With electric cars eventually taking over I’d imagine the term “WOT” will go the way of the dodo, like “rolling down the windows” or “videoing a show.”

Come on people, let’s move with the times!

Maybe. Maybe not. Occasionally I still hear running ‘balls out’ which refers to steam engines.

 

[Silicon Desert]

Yeah, but you're on a car forum and WOT is as common as "LOL" or "BRB"

really? never heard that before. Glad he spelled it out.

 

[ferdboyce]

We've always called it the "exhilerator"