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I have a sprint booster. Love it. When the setting is in race mode (red button), it is night and day difference between that and stock. The throttle is so
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I have a sprint booster. Love it. When the setting is in race mode (red button), it is night and day difference between that and stock. The throttle is so crisp, maybe even too crisp. Did it make the car faster? No, but it definitely made it more responsive. And no, its not the same as just pushing down more. Our throttle's have this dead spot when you approach WOT. With the sprint booster, you don't have to approach that dead spot to get the car going.
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