BlackMagicTSX

anyone heard of this? or have it installed. I thought about it and dont know if it is worth it or works...looked on youtube to see if it was installed or reviews from someone.
Guys let me know if know anything about this. Thanks

BlackMagicTSX

I also see on the website. it is sprintboosterusa.com they let you try it for free. the place is in Charlotte NC. i might go check it out or give them a call. it is worth a look or try ha ha. i am from in chapel hill. Tar Heels! i will find some time to try to go down there.

princelybug

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They used to be a vendor on here. The unit doesn't give you more HP, it just improves throttle response.

ttk5

I've dont alot of research on the sprint booster (bored days at work), especially since there was a huge thread about in the TL section here on acurazine. At the end of the day, it does work. Many people have purchased it and experienced very real and positive results. The thing to remember is that when you floor the pedal your car is the same with or without it. It does not add power, just makes the throttle more sensitive. Many people think that this product is not worth the price because you can acheive the same results just by physically pressing a little bit harder on the pedal, which theoretically is true. Some say that with the sprint booster it feels like the DBW system is gone

dano9258

This looks interesting. I love my car but my only complaint is the delay when taking off and this might solve that! Also interested in anyone who tries it.....

ed_423

if this were to be on my list of mods, it'd be somewhere near the end

cata_mahu

It is nice to have a better response at the throttle.
Rather than exercising your leg you could actually synchronize the throttle with the clutch better when shifting and a better response would improve the shifting performance.
Besides the power factor, I think that the shifting performance and throttle response would really count both in a straight line acceleration (let’s say 400 m time) and sinuous road.
Of course the TSX is not a race car, but on that principle no one would care to make modifications.
The thing is that a better throttle response could be obtained as part of a reflash which also improves other things. For those who are not interested in reflashing the ECU, this mod is feasible, but for those who plan to reflash the ECU it would mean to double the expense.

zcrxsir88

Isn't the drive-by-wire system going to interfere / affect that mod?

JoBullitt

No it actually just adjusts the DBW calibration

lightjak_tsx

im just wondering... would it affect/effect on gas consumption/mileage??

NJ SHAWD

I spent alot of time and money trying to get better performance out of my company Honda Ridgeline. It was very sluggish and had no low end torque. I tried two different exhaust systems, an intake, a throttle body spacer and even played with high flow cats. Every thing I tried had a negative that was as big as the positive it produced in power. The S/B was the only thing I did that produced better driveability for the truck. With the Ridge, it was a night and day difference in responsiveness. It DID NOT give any more horesepower or torque, but it took away the sluggish feel even in shifting. It was the best $300 I spent and it took less than 5 minutes to install. Not sure it would be the same difference with all vehicles though.

To answer the mpg question above...It killed mine for the first few tanks because I was having too much fun with it...after that there was no noticeable difference.

lightjak_tsx

thanks