This is a great vid, thanks mate. I did the same thing with my MQ. The taller tyres also corrected my speedo accuracy, and I also used a throttle controller to make up for the lost power. I’m happy with the overall outcome. And the throttle controller has paid itself off many times over now. When towing heavy loads up hills etc, is where you get the fuel savings. The only downside of the throttle controller is they void engine warranty, maybe other warranties too.
This is the best demonstration of a throttle controller which I've seen. I don't own one, therefore have not had the experience with one and have not been willing to spend the $ because the device doesn't change the power output of the engine. In my opinion, your video confirms that the device may be best suited as a cheaper alternative to reduction gears for slow low range crawling when the vehicle is fitted with larger tyres. Thanks for your time. Cheers
Gonna be getting mine today only because my Triton has really bad turbo lag to the point its dangerous, Coming out into traffic and my car deciding it wants to go slow when im slamming my foot straight to the floor cause their is a truck coming 💀
Ultimate 9 now do a bluetooth throttle controller (EVCX) so you dont actually need the physical connection to the unit. The unit can actually just sit in your glove box and you can then change the settings via their phone app. I have one in my MQ Triton and it sure does make a difference and the team at Ultimate are a really good bunch to deal with. I purchased my MQ second hand and it had one of their evc units, however, it kept resetting itself. I reported this to the team at Ultimate 9 and they replaced it under warranty with the new bluetooth model.
I use one when towing and i love it. Switching between E6 or U5. I installed it at the same spot and the one issue is thaf you need to lean forward to see the screen.
Good review. I just run in A-C after using it over the years. Delivery of throttle is just right in this mode and not jerky. As we know, it still jas that initial turbo lag off 😞 dle but better than the standard sluggish response signal from the computer.
I have one and its great but I never understood why there are 9 settings for each mode. Why not have 1 - 9 scale 1-3 eco 4-6 cruising 7-9 ultimate It just seems simpler to me
Had a dp chip and throttle controller on my MN made a huge difference especially in traffic Got a MR now but so far it performs great but have a SW chip and scanguage to use when towing a van Also reckon a catchcan which I fitted from the MN is a MUST stopped the crud in the throttle body of the MN and so far clean as a whistle with MR , only done 20K though
The bigger diameter wheels should arguably reduce rolling resistance, especially on rough terrain. Chunkier tyres not withstanding. The bigger wheels have the same effect as putting in a taller diff ratio. The manual Tritons come with a 3.6:1 (3.67:1?) diff which I think is already a bit too tall given the peaky nature of the Tritons torque delivery. (I’ve had a MN and have a MR). The auto MQ and Pajero Sport have 3.9:1 and the MR auto 4.27:1. If you really want to restore/improve the response and ability to drive in sand/steep hills the shorter diff ratios would be a better bet.
Hey mate! Love the car, same setup as mine just with a mits alloy canopy I've had a tune but still have mad turbo lag, how was your turbo lag on take off? I feel the lag more when I'm slowing down for an intersection then go to accelerate and there's about a 2 second delay in lag
Hey reckon you could do a video of how it goes driving through ruts in 2nd gear?.. only reason when I take my triton through some and wanting the car to sort of idle through them. My Ute speeds up then I have to go through them in 1st gear if that makes sense 😂
Bad idea! Those things cause issues with the rubber hose that supplies air from the intercooler to the turbo to crack. This introduces a DPF and engine fault. Your risk however I know this because it happened to my MQ Triton
Good question! I didn't cover this as I don't know. Sadly Mitsubishi keep it pretty vague in terms of what voids a warranty. That said I assume if they can use it as an excuse to not honour a warranty they probably will.
They seem to be a really popular mod. I like the idea and not criticising those who instal one but I'd be concerned about warrantee. Same with catch can. Nice idea but warrantee-wise? Hmmm... Each to his own though.
@@jamesgillam6478 funny..our MQ 2016 recently cracked the exhaust manifold, 165,000k and 2yrs out of warranty, it was all covered as a warranty issue. We have owned since 2001 2 Magnas, a MN Triton and now a MQ. All have performed great and what issues we have had(1) we have been looked after well.
if you can plug it in then you can just unplug it, it isnt like an ecu remap. Same as with chips, plug and play, hard to prove you had one unless you tell them
hello,does it solve the need to slip the clutch during steep slope start? considering to buy the throttle controller (although using different brand) to solve theese issue. Oh btw I'm noticed the the MR Triton especially the manual one got pretty big dead zone at the accelerator which is up to almost 50% throttle and the anti stall system become noticeable at 2nd gear.
Hey, regarding clutch slip I suspect the throttle controller might make it worse as there's more throttle available. That said you way less likely to stall
I remember back in the day when stickers added horsepower to cars.. Just like commodores adding the chevy badge gave it extra HP.. oh no wait that just made them a bigger wanker :P
mate put one on his Lux, cheaper than getting a chip he reckoned, plus he did steal it out of one of the caryard cars he has coming through his workshop, so bonus
Well, although I love my Triton I'm certainly not a fan boy of Triton or Mitsubishi in general. There are tons of dual cabs on the market these days. Triton was great because of it's value for money but now even they're expensive. Without having driven any other dual cab I'd have to say the new bt-50 or Dmax are pretty capable, refined and a generation above the MR. Having not driven them though I could certainly be wrong 👍
This is a great vid, thanks mate. I did the same thing with my MQ. The taller tyres also corrected my speedo accuracy, and I also used a throttle controller to make up for the lost power. I’m happy with the overall outcome. And the throttle controller has paid itself off many times over now. When towing heavy loads up hills etc, is where you get the fuel savings.
The only downside of the throttle controller is they void engine warranty, maybe other warranties too.
I run mine on E-2 day to day U-9 towing and long distance. Absolutely love the change in driving pleasure!
This is the best demonstration of a throttle controller which I've seen. I don't own one, therefore have not had the experience with one and have not been willing to spend the $ because the device doesn't change the power output of the engine. In my opinion, your video confirms that the device may be best suited as a cheaper alternative to reduction gears for slow low range crawling when the vehicle is fitted with larger tyres. Thanks for your time. Cheers
Gonna be getting mine today only because my Triton has really bad turbo lag to the point its dangerous, Coming out into traffic and my car deciding it wants to go slow when im slamming my foot straight to the floor cause their is a truck coming 💀
Ultimate 9 now do a bluetooth throttle controller (EVCX) so you dont actually need the physical connection to the unit. The unit can actually just sit in your glove box and you can then change the settings via their phone app. I have one in my MQ Triton and it sure does make a difference and the team at Ultimate are a really good bunch to deal with. I purchased my MQ second hand and it had one of their evc units, however, it kept resetting itself. I reported this to the team at Ultimate 9 and they replaced it under warranty with the new bluetooth model.
I use one when towing and i love it. Switching between E6 or U5.
I installed it at the same spot and the one issue is thaf you need to lean forward to see the screen.
YES! I immediately started driving and couldn't see the bloody thing!
Good review.
I just run in A-C after using it over the years. Delivery of throttle is just right in this mode and not jerky. As we know, it still jas that initial turbo lag off 😞 dle but better than the standard sluggish response signal from the computer.
Love mine, eco is great for rock crawling. Not so pokey, alot easier with an auto though.
Good job on the content, doing well.
Does this help even after a remap tune my mr auto is amazing after tune but still a delay on take-off from stop
I have one and its great but I never understood why there are 9 settings for each mode.
Why not have 1 - 9 scale
1-3 eco
4-6 cruising
7-9 ultimate
It just seems simpler to me
Now I have one, kind of feel the same. No way do we need that many settings.
Had a dp chip and throttle controller on my MN made a huge difference especially in traffic Got a MR now but so far it performs great but have a SW chip and scanguage to use when towing a van Also reckon a catchcan which I fitted from the MN is a MUST stopped the crud in the throttle body of the MN and so far clean as a whistle with MR , only done 20K though
Does the scangauge give you transmission temperature.?
@@bugsy1254 Yep the scangauge 2 does
The bigger diameter wheels should arguably reduce rolling resistance, especially on rough terrain. Chunkier tyres not withstanding.
The bigger wheels have the same effect as putting in a taller diff ratio. The manual Tritons come with a 3.6:1 (3.67:1?) diff which I think is already a bit too tall given the peaky nature of the Tritons torque delivery. (I’ve had a MN and have a MR). The auto MQ and Pajero Sport have 3.9:1 and the MR auto 4.27:1. If you really want to restore/improve the response and ability to drive in sand/steep hills the shorter diff ratios would be a better bet.
The PS has the 3.692 ratio also, so bigger tires size means harder to haul too I guess?
Hey mate! Love the car, same setup as mine just with a mits alloy canopy
I've had a tune but still have mad turbo lag, how was your turbo lag on take off? I feel the lag more when I'm slowing down for an intersection then go to accelerate and there's about a 2 second delay in lag
Hey reckon you could do a video of how it goes driving through ruts in 2nd gear?.. only reason when I take my triton through some and wanting the car to sort of idle through them. My Ute speeds up then I have to go through them in 1st gear if that makes sense 😂
Bad idea! Those things cause issues with the rubber hose that supplies air from the intercooler to the turbo to crack. This introduces a DPF and engine fault. Your risk however I know this because it happened to my MQ Triton
That is a common problem with or without any modifications.
Is that switch for an ARB locker????????
@heyman8820 nah that's just for my compressor
Do you know how this impacts warranty?
Good question! I didn't cover this as I don't know. Sadly Mitsubishi keep it pretty vague in terms of what voids a warranty. That said I assume if they can use it as an excuse to not honour a warranty they probably will.
When I brought mine the salesman said it doesn't but your experience could differ
It doesn’t. Some MM dealerships actually sell them as an add on.
Are these ik with warranty
They seem to be a really popular mod.
I like the idea and not criticising those who instal one but I'd be concerned about warrantee.
Same with catch can.
Nice idea but warrantee-wise? Hmmm...
Each to his own though.
Warranty isn't worth the paper it's written on
Easy to swap back anyway
Mitsubishi warranty is near useless to begin with but if you make a claim, just uninstall it before you take it in 👌
@@jamesgillam6478 funny..our MQ 2016 recently cracked the exhaust manifold, 165,000k and 2yrs out of warranty, it was all covered as a warranty issue. We have owned since 2001 2 Magnas, a MN Triton and now a MQ. All have performed great and what issues we have had(1) we have been looked after well.
if you can plug it in then you can just unplug it, it isnt like an ecu remap. Same as with chips, plug and play, hard to prove you had one unless you tell them
hello,does it solve the need to slip the clutch during steep slope start? considering to buy the throttle controller (although using different brand) to solve theese issue. Oh btw I'm noticed the the MR Triton especially the manual one got pretty big dead zone at the accelerator which is up to almost 50% throttle and the anti stall system become noticeable at 2nd gear.
Hey, regarding clutch slip I suspect the throttle controller might make it worse as there's more throttle available. That said you way less likely to stall
Silly question.. new owner here , are these for automatic only ?
You've probably figured this out already, but they have a manual and automatic transmission mode on the device.
Fuel prefilter adds 5hp, catch can adds 10hp and throttle controller adds 30hp.
Thank me later.
Snorkel must add atleast 50hp
I remember back in the day when stickers added horsepower to cars.. Just like commodores adding the chevy badge gave it extra HP.. oh no wait that just made them a bigger wanker :P
isnt power rated in KW's these days. 5hp =3kw, hp sounds better, bigger number
Hey mate where did you get your ultimate9? Do you need a specific model to suit the MR triton?
Hey, bought it from their website. Each model needs a specific unit
@@mrtriton5405 cheers mate. I will be sure to get my hands on a MR triton specifically then. Keep up the good work
Its not hidden power, its purely an adjustment for throttle response. As in advancing throttle position.
It's a catchy video title though 😜
@@mrtriton5405 Just another attention wankers headline..
mate put one on his Lux, cheaper than getting a chip he reckoned, plus he did steal it out of one of the caryard cars he has coming through his workshop, so bonus
Apart from the mr triton what do you think is the best dual cab?
Well, although I love my Triton I'm certainly not a fan boy of Triton or Mitsubishi in general. There are tons of dual cabs on the market these days. Triton was great because of it's value for money but now even they're expensive. Without having driven any other dual cab I'd have to say the new bt-50 or Dmax are pretty capable, refined and a generation above the MR. Having not driven them though I could certainly be wrong 👍
i got an mr but id trade it for the new bt50 if I had extra money.
"Not a Complete Lid" haha Ex grunt detected?
Bro you all fine, but please get rid off your moustache 🤓