Any Down-faults to Sprint Booster?
I've been reading a lot about the Sprint Booster and I'm trying to figure out if there are any negative effects from it? Can it cause any damage? From what I've read, it doesn't look like it can, but I'm just wondering. Thanks.
Originally Posted by blacklimitedcoupe
I've been reading a lot about the Sprint Booster and I'm trying to figure out if there are any negative effects from it? Can it cause any damage? From what I've read, it doesn't look like it can, but I'm just wondering. Thanks.
To answer the question there is a lot of info on the main thread but short answer ... NO.
Yes, there are some faults with it. A little problem I've noticed when I had it installed was that the pedal resolution kinda sucked.
The next problem I have, is that it tricks the ecu into advancing the throttle to wide open at about 20% throttle, when before it was wide open at around 80% throttle.
I found I had to reset the throttle position after every drive or it would get kinda weird. Keep in mind I have a 6 speed version of the SB and I never tried the automatic SB but I'm sure it would do the same.
As for throttle response time it works like a charm, I believe the Automatic just has a slower response time than the 6 spd, but for all those other bugs it has caused me to remove it. I couldn't stand driving the car anymore in stop and go city traffic, it was just annoying for me. I like the stock settings best!
Definitely not worth the $250 your money is better spent with an ECU chip or exhaust.
The next problem I have, is that it tricks the ecu into advancing the throttle to wide open at about 20% throttle, when before it was wide open at around 80% throttle.
I found I had to reset the throttle position after every drive or it would get kinda weird. Keep in mind I have a 6 speed version of the SB and I never tried the automatic SB but I'm sure it would do the same.
As for throttle response time it works like a charm, I believe the Automatic just has a slower response time than the 6 spd, but for all those other bugs it has caused me to remove it. I couldn't stand driving the car anymore in stop and go city traffic, it was just annoying for me. I like the stock settings best!
Definitely not worth the $250 your money is better spent with an ECU chip or exhaust.
Last edited by dynamicS; Nov 14, 2006 at 02:55 PM.
I have the auto stick, and Ii have had no problems at all. The improvement for me was very noticeable. I would not even consider removing it. I think most of the feedback from the others echoes mine.
Originally Posted by blacklimitedcoupe
Paul,
What's your opinion... noticeable difference...worth the $?
What's your opinion... noticeable difference...worth the $?
In a word...great...
There is/was a survey on the boards for those that installed the SB. The vast majority of the votes cast were positive. I have the automatic version and it's made the car a blast to drive...or more of a blast to drive!
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...sprint+booster
There is/was a survey on the boards for those that installed the SB. The vast majority of the votes cast were positive. I have the automatic version and it's made the car a blast to drive...or more of a blast to drive!
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...sprint+booster
There's one for sale here...
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...297#post103297
I haven't bothered to look whether stick, auto etc. etc.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...297#post103297
I haven't bothered to look whether stick, auto etc. etc.
Originally Posted by PAULW
It is the best thing I have done to my car... Extremely noticeable and well worth the money. I have had no problems and have NEVER had to "Reset" my computer since I installed it.
Last edited by bollox; Nov 15, 2006 at 04:42 AM.
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