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Sprint Booster (stirring the pot)
I know people have been all over this.A little more debate on this cold morning.I have a twin turbo roadster with built 7speed AMT.I like a very light pedal.Have ecutek tune with a light pedal response.Had Sprint booster on before turbos.After driving for some time with turbos and no sprint booster.I put the sprint booster back on.I dont know if it is the placebo effect or what.
I love this product.You have to try it before you disregard it. |
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Debate that never dies
I see on other current posts people still argue about the Sprint Booster.
People who have it on their cars like it. Those who do not have say it is junk. |
It's funny how people who don't have it have a negative opinion. That doesn't make sense to me.
Trust me, it works. If you dont have a tune, the difference is tremendous. |
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Just because I have never had one on my Z or tried one on my Z doesn't mean I've never had one or used one on other vehicles. It's funny how people assume the ones who have negative options about such products have never had experiences with said products at some point in their lives. On previous vehicles, stock and modded, I tried two different fully adjustable plug-in units, and another vehicle where I had it flash tuned into the ECU. It was a nice little novelty for the first week. After that first week in everyday driving, it was simply annoying. Like I said in the other thread, with proper breather mods and a proper tune, there's absolutely ZERO lag of any kind in my throttle response, nor is my throttle touchy or jerky at low speeds. Anyway, whatever floats your boat. I just prefer doing things the right way and not using band aids. |
I didn't use a sprint booster on my 370z, but I drove a C6Z06 at track with it, it was annoying, couldn't get smooth throttle inputs at exits, always trying to get little throttle but suddenly BANG over half throttle, as I saw, it removes the linear feel of throttle.
Lightweight flywheel and a tune is better to retain linear throttle but with quicker response. |
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True car enthusiasts don't use such devices. I can't believe people use these on the Z much less a Z06! |
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Let's agree to disagree on that one. Besides, you did the smart thing and got rid of it, so no need to feel offended by anything I say about those things.
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I wouldn't say sprint booster is totally useless, it could be great for legal roll races :rolleyes:, you can reach 100% throttle much sooner if your reaction is a little slow.
But for street or track, I wouldn't go this route. |
Yes, there are pros and cons to this mod, but at the end of the day it does exactly what the manufacture says it does.
If making that statement and using one of these revokes my "car enthusiasts status" in your book, then so be it. |
I know everyone has different opinions on this but I love mine. I was just thinking yesterday about how I should post my opinion on this cuz it’s been a while now since I bought it.
I got a sprint booster a couple years ago. Super easy to install, it has sensitivity settings I don’t remember what its called exactly. But I always keep it on the highest setting, the color red, and I love it. I know it’s just in the mind and doesn’t actually make the car faster but it definitely feels faster. Sometimes I turn off the sprint booster and laugh at how slow the car feels without it when I floor it. I definitely recommend it if you don’t have a tune it’s great and I will not drive without it unless I ever get a tune and feel I don’t need it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
^^^ I'm with you and kept it even though I'm tuned and can chose from 21 different maps via the tune blah blah blah. Much easier to press the SB button for aggressive response or do nothing to stay on OE for more relaxed driving.
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