Wake up your Mustang with this PedalMAX throttle enhancement device from JMS. Designed to eliminate the lag between the pedal and the engine, you can expect a sportier feel and improved driving experience. This system does not interfere with your warranty and is CARB approved, making it the perfect upgrade for anyone looking to get more out of their Mustang.
Quick installation. Upgrading your Mustang has never been easier. This throttle enhancement device is plug and play and can be installed in your driveway in an afternoon. If you ever want to return your Mustang to the stock configuration, simply unplug the device.
Easier than tuning. Remote tunes or custom tunes can be a hassle. Data logging, waiting on new files, and updating your device can make a tuning device frustrating. With the JMS performance booster, all of that is gone. Simply plug the system in and enjoy the improved response.
Ability to fine-tune performance. A control knob is included, allowing you to make adjustments whenever you want. This means that you can keep a stock feel during your daily commute and crank things up when you want improved throttle response and a sportier feel.
Stackable. A great feature of the JMS systems is that they are stackable. This means that you can run both the PedalMAX and the BoostMAX at the same time for peak performance and incredible response.
Meets CARB standards. The PedalMAX throttle enhancement device can be used on Mustangs in California or states adopting California emissions standards. The CARB EO number is D-816-6.
Benefits:
- Better acceleration
- Increased performance
- Better throttle response
- Adjustable response with a knob
- Plug and play
- Sportier feel
- Does not void your warranty
- CARB compliant
WARNING: California Residents: Cancer and Reproductive Harm;
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- Vehicle Fitment:
- 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
This aftermarket part has been granted an Executive Order (E.O.) and is approved for sale and use on
motor vehicles by the California Air Resources Board (C.A.R.B.). In addition to California, this part is
also legal in those states having adopted California clean air standards.
