Fuel cut (overrun) logic help

Hi folks, The current project I am doing is Turbocharging a 2022 Suzuki jimny K15B

I have a EMU Classic installed parallel with the oem ecu, everything works great so far, the only problem I have is that the oem ecu will keep a 13% throttle opening resulting in a 23kpa MAP reading when I’m decelerating. If I make the FC under pressure to 23kpa it works great as expected, unfortunately when you drive in higher RPM and Light load you can register a 23kpa situation and of course it will cut fuel then. Resulting in bad drivability

Is there a way we can add a logic to the fuel cut under pressure to maybe Pedal position? Using a analog input? Or maybe Vehicle speed?
The oem ecu drives the e-throttle body and I am using that as tps signal.

Any ideas? Thanks

I see there is a option in the fuel cut parameters to use PPS instead of tps, Can I wire in a pedal position sensor to any analog inputs? but let the oem ecu still manage the DBW throttle, that way I might get fuel cut based on Pedal position. I might loose some drivability when there is small throttle changes and the EMU cant compensate for those, because the pedal position didn’t necessary change

Why is your TPS reading holding 13%?

Because the tps is on the DBW throttle body, and the OEM ecu is still controlling it. So on deceleration (pedal fully released) the oem ecu still has a 13% throttle opening, but with the oem configuration it will cut the fuel and the car will successfully decelerate.