Is sprint booster really effective?

[Guest j888]

hi all, am thinking of installing a sprint booster in my ride. but before i commit a few hundred dollars on a tiny device, just want to know if any bros have any feedback on the effectiveness of this device. I know it doesn't increase any horsepower, but does installing it really give it a shorter accelerator to movement response? thanks

[Guest colrc]

Hey bro, suggest mods like light-weight pulley, headers, exhaust system for true power and acceleration, chip upgrade, etc. This is money better spent.

[Guest Cerano]

colrc wrote:

Hey bro, suggest mods like light-weight pulley, headers, exhaust system for true power and acceleration, chip upgrade, etc. This is money better spent.

definitely true but honestly speaking even after doing those mods,

i feel the cheapest and most bang for your buck mod is SB/ 3 drive.

Bro btw if u want 3 drive (adjustable SB) i know a fella selling is for $250 brand new.

SB really makes your ride want to chiong all the time. Throttle response is crazy it just wants to pull and pull and pull somemore

[Guest ACSLK]

j888 wrote:

hi all, am thinking of installing a sprint booster in my ride. but before i commit a few hundred dollars on a tiny device, just want to know if any bros have any feedback on the effectiveness of this device. I know it doesn't increase any horsepower, but does installing it really give it a shorter accelerator to movement response? thanks

depend on your budget, SB is quite an effective and affordable mod for some Oomps acceleration.

Light-weight pulley and tuning is good but is slightly ex.....(if budget allows then mod all the way ya)

happy modding

cheers

[Guest xtrocious]

Cerano wrote:

definitely true but honestly speaking even after doing those mods,

i feel the cheapest and most bang for your buck mod is SB/ 3 drive.

Bro btw if u want 3 drive (adjustable SB) i know a fella selling is for $250 brand new.

SB really makes your ride want to chiong all the time. Throttle response is crazy it just wants to pull and pull and pull somemore

Yo Cerano

Does S$250 include installation?

Me not really into modding - quite happy with stock (usually)...hahah

[Guest jtang]

xtrocious wrote:

Yo Cerano

Me not really into modding - quite happy with stock (usually)...hahah

If you are happy with your ride, suggest that you give this a miss. I had the 1st generation SB installed in my Lexus GS300 2 yearss ago & the car literally went beyond sports mode all the time. I didn't dare to try Sports Mode. Wheelspins became a common feature whenever you take off even lightly. I had to learn to feather the throttle everytime & it took me less than 2 months to finally say "Hell with it!". Had it removed by myself as it's just a plug & play device, & returned to the installer who repackage it to sell again. Not sure about the SB3 which is adjustable, but then again why need this headache?

[Guest nuoyah]

I had one installed into my BMW 525 previously. It gave the car more oomph by tricking the CPU into a "step-down" mode most of the time. If your car is lacking in power, then I guess it's a good mod but if you have a high cc engine with sufficient, then it might be a good idea to give it a pass unless you absolutely enjoy high accereleration all the time. Like bro jtang - I also removed mine.

[Guest Cerano]

xtrocious wrote:

Yo Cerano

Does S$250 include installation?

Me not really into modding - quite happy with stock (usually)...hahah

Yes + install. Haha molding is good bro as long as you don't overdo it until like a ricer

[Guest Cerano]

Haha adjustable is good. U can vary the throttle response or even put in Eco mode to save fuel