Pedal Commander for 2023 Ram 1500 Rebel GT

[ViperRich]

Ordered the truck, and also ordered the Pedal Commander (based on prior good experience on my Gladiator). Curious to know if others have experience/thoughts on this?

 

[Redrider4427]

2021 ram pedal commander Very good throttle response awesome product for the money if not looking for high priced tuning package

 

[Hvytrkmech]

I had one on my 2019 1500 hemi. Loved it.

 

[mikeru]

You won't be disappointed with it.

 

[Dodge 1500 4X4]

I have one in my 2019 Laramie, no problems so far 3+ years.

 

[CanRebel]

Have one for my 2021 Rebel. It's ok.
Cost a bit much. Haven't had any issues. I usually put in highest city mode, lower in winter.

 

[NOV87]

Have had on my 1500 Hemi for 3 years. Would not drive without it.

 

[rule18]

Eight years of using the PC on most of my vehicles, no troubles, no codes.

 

[JCE]

Not a RAM but I use a pedal commander in my Lexus GX460 (4.6L V8) overland rig and I’d never remove it. It’s fantastic.

 

[Coosawjack]

Same here......excellent results with my 2022 Mustang GT 5.0 6-speed.......shifting a manual with accelerator delay is very frustrating......Pedal Commander fixed it right up!!

 

[Dave Haddon]

Not a popular question but all the above love the Pedal C but how or more diect why do you need it? Is it that sudden jolt of acceleration you enjoy? It would seem if the so called hesitation is the main reason would you not now have an issue of feathering the pedal as in inclement weather/ Just would like some feedback all opinions appreciated.

 

[Scottly]

Not a popular question but all the above love the Pedal C but how or more diect why do you need it?

Oil threads on this forum get very personal, with everyone swearing their brand/type oil is sent from the gods with the blessing of Achilles to solve every problem known to man. It's kind of like asking about someone's choice of underwear... No matter the available data, clear understanding of operating technology, or any evidence to support it, people believe what they believe. Pedal Commanders have elevated to the same status. The advertising hype lures them in to a purchase, their butt dyno confirms the hype, and no amount of logic or knowledge will lessen the allegiance to these devices. Good luck with your inquiry.

 

[White six four]

It would seem if the so called hesitation is the main reason would you not now have an issue of feathering the pedal as in inclement weather

I've never had a pedal commander so I don't know if it's the same or not but I picked up a banks pedal monster for cheap to try it out. It takes just seconds to switch what mode and setting you want it set at and can revert back to stock setting with it installed. So if I'm going to be driving on bad (snow or ice covered) roads I set it back to stock.

 

[danielmid]

I've never had a pedal commander so I don't know if it's the same or not but I picked up a banks pedal monster for cheap to try it out. It takes just seconds to switch what mode and setting you want it set at and can revert back to stock setting with it installed. So if I'm going to be driving on bad (snow or ice covered) roads I set it back to stock.

Exact same, the newer PC even have bluetooth so you can switch the settings from your phone if you install the PC in a not accessible location.

 

[Dave Haddon]

True enuf Scotty. I was just curious about the base reason which i understood to be "the lag'. Just thought watching the promos that folks got it for the fun jolt not realizing that might be an issue in stopped traffic, ice snow rain etc...just curious. I lean towards the Banks rig as well from what is described safety wise...thanks fore the input guys

 

[White six four]

Exact same, the newer PC even have bluetooth so you can switch the settings from your phone if you install the PC in a not accessible location.

Nice. The banks is all done through your phone. No buttons at all on it except one for Bluetooth pairing if I remember right. Dang thing comes with like 10 feet of wiring. I have it all coiled up under the dash so it's out of sight but that's my only complaint with it. I have no clue who would need that much wire for just going from the obd2 port to the gas pedal.

 

[seabrook]

Not a popular question but all the above love the Pedal C but how or more diect why do you need it? Is it that sudden jolt of acceleration you enjoy? It would seem if the so called hesitation is the main reason would you not now have an issue of feathering the pedal as in inclement weather/ Just would like some feedback all opinions appreciated.

i had the same thought- i had a 18 night 5.7/3.92/2wd that was already pretty peppy so i though ehhh... dont need it... just give it more throttle. i ended up buying the amazon 9drive for 50.00 to try it out. im my mind i would not be impressed so why spend all the money on the pc. well i can first hand tell you it really makes a difference! The biggest difference i noticed was cruising at freeway speeds the lag was really bad there and man it made that motor wake up- it felt more like driving a old school big block! off the line nah i really didnt need it but it made it more fun to drive. when i get another ram in a year or so i'll be buying a pc the same day!

 

[ViperRich]

Where did you guys locate your PC unit?

 

[JJP71584]

I've never had a pedal commander so I don't know if it's the same or not but I picked up a banks pedal monster for cheap to try it out. It takes just seconds to switch what mode and setting you want it set at and can revert back to stock setting with it installed. So if I'm going to be driving on bad (snow or ice covered) roads I set it back to stock.

I'm considering this and was curious about your experience with the Banks Pedal Monster so far?

 

[ViperRich]

Pedal Commander working out great on new Rebel GT. I use the phone app to control it.