Throttle controller solves that and change air intake to k&N

@@aseroxmilez I already did :) throttle control removed 90% throttle lag, although at certain speeds and below 2000 rpm it still somewhat remains but I think thats more got to do with torque being available at 4000 rpm and the fact that its auto transmission.

@@serbdriverAU keep in mind theyre not sports cars haha so yeah they’re still slow off the mark BUT you can drive them pretty speedily in “manual” mode since you can control when to shift and use all that torque in 2nd and 3rd

@@aseroxmilez no of course not. But I’m disappointed a bit with throttle lag. My dad owns Opel Astra 1.6 from 2005 around similar horsepower and torque but throttle lag is non existent. Which makes me think is this almost an all modern cars or just in Kia ones ?

@@serbdriverAU I would think most modern cars do it for the fuel efficiency? But there is throttle lag in the ceratos and stingers as well, in saying that I haven’t driven a huge variety of modern cars to say it’s this and that though 😅 I have an old 2014 fiesta and a 2005 Honda accord(fucking bulletproof ahaha) no throttle lag in those two

It sounds like a old Honda Jazz

It’s okay. For the price of the car it’s fair.

@@Nichtswert Is it.. Compared to a Corsa, Polo, Fabia?