Should throw up a close up 0-60 difference. Stock vs. Sprinter booster. The throttle response is so slow off the line, Sprint Booster would really help it.
No, it doesn't. Sprint Booster simply *increases the output from the accelerator pedal for a given foot position.* It *cannot change* the programming in the ECU or the inherent ~200ms throttle delay of *all* internal combustion engines. To get ABSOLUTELY INSTANT response from your vehicle, it HAS TO BE AN EV OR HYBRID. NO internal combustion engine can respond in less than 0.1 seconds. It's physically impossible.
@aspecreviews it opens the throttle body up instantly instead of slow motion. Therefore will 100% increase 0-60, it's already been proven and tested on multiple other vehicles. I was just curious as I own a TLX and know how slow the throttle response is off the line. If you floor it, it doesn't break traction with sprint booster it would.
@@RevsALotdo you have a Sprint Booster, and if you do, have you actually taken the air cleaner out and looked down the throttle body with the Booster on and off? If the Sprint Booster does not connect to the OBD2 port, it cannot change a hard-coded part of the ECU's logic. Even if it does change the ECU logic, no combustion engine can have absolutely instantaneous response. You need electric motors if you want instantaneous response.
@aspecreviews you mean air filter? When I say instant, I mean instant compared to OEM. Some cars throttle response is way more responsive then others, sprint booster makes it way more agressive. I personally don't have one, but I've tried it and it makes a difference. If it didn't they wouldn't sell. They don't add hp, like ppl claim. It will help acceleration from idle though, like I said many ppl have tested before and after 0-60 to compare. It helps a decent amount, don't got to believe me the proof is there.
The sprint booster gives it a more responsive feel. I’d definitely recommend it
@meaniran8299 www.performancechiptuning.com/brands/JDM.html here's another one I recommend.
Should throw up a close up 0-60 difference. Stock vs. Sprinter booster. The throttle response is so slow off the line, Sprint Booster would really help it.
No, it doesn't. Sprint Booster simply *increases the output from the accelerator pedal for a given foot position.*
It *cannot change* the programming in the ECU or the inherent ~200ms throttle delay of *all* internal combustion engines. To get ABSOLUTELY INSTANT response from your vehicle, it HAS TO BE AN EV OR HYBRID.
NO internal combustion engine can respond in less than 0.1 seconds. It's physically impossible.
@aspecreviews it opens the throttle body up instantly instead of slow motion. Therefore will 100% increase 0-60, it's already been proven and tested on multiple other vehicles. I was just curious as I own a TLX and know how slow the throttle response is off the line. If you floor it, it doesn't break traction with sprint booster it would.
@@RevsALotdo you have a Sprint Booster, and if you do, have you actually taken the air cleaner out and looked down the throttle body with the Booster on and off?
If the Sprint Booster does not connect to the OBD2 port, it cannot change a hard-coded part of the ECU's logic.
Even if it does change the ECU logic, no combustion engine can have absolutely instantaneous response. You need electric motors if you want instantaneous response.
@aspecreviews you mean air filter? When I say instant, I mean instant compared to OEM. Some cars throttle response is way more responsive then others, sprint booster makes it way more agressive. I personally don't have one, but I've tried it and it makes a difference. If it didn't they wouldn't sell. They don't add hp, like ppl claim. It will help acceleration from idle though, like I said many ppl have tested before and after 0-60 to compare. It helps a decent amount, don't got to believe me the proof is there.
Bugatti Chiron better