Originally Posted by HDDP
In a nut shell, with the sprint booster you only need to "poke the throttle" 1/10th to get the engine to "jump to 3,000"... Maybe this will help explain... This is an example only !
Without the Sprint Booster you would have to push the throttle this distance to reach 3,000 RPM
IDLE >[--------------------------]< 3,000 RPM
With the Sprint Booster you would have to push the pedal this much to reach 3,000 RPM
IDLE >[------]< 3,000 RPM
Make sense ?
This was my experience exactly with the 6-speed.
The effect of the sprint booster on the crossfire with a manual transmission is no different that 1/4 throttle devices. The lag is only perceived because your foot has to travel farther to achieve the same amount of throttle without the SB.
I'm sure the effect is totally different for an automatic.