Some performance upgrades

[Laz]

Like clint sais - Opinions are like assholes - everyone's got one

[Banshee]

Hmmm, I read the description of the Sprintbooster on their website & came to the same conclusion. I though about one, then just installed a wedge between the base of the pedal & the firewall. This made the pedal 'feel' livelier, just like the Sprintbooster AND brought the accelerator up just about even with the brake and clutch. So now I can heel & toe again.

[SeaComms]

Been meaning to do that myself for a long while (cut the block and all) but could never get the damn studs out of the base plate.

[Banshee]

Neither could I. I used some angle alloy & used it attached to the firewall with the studs, then some small nuts/bolts to attach the pedal to the bracket. All good!

[SeaComms]

Hey thats a good idea, just learnt how to braze aluminium so I might make something up.

[kx steve]

who sells the sprint booster in oz .. does it work on diesel ? how much are they
looking to buy the chip it .... chip has any one got one on there diesel ?

[phatchunkkustoms]

Originally Posted by SeaComms

Yep, have never used one, but, my background is Electronics Engineering - so I was simply using my knowledge of electronics to base my assumptions on (yes I agree, they were only assumptions).

However.... The white paper that MM kindly found and linked to is a very impressive write up by an independant guy testing them in real life situations.

For those who cant be bothered reading all 13 pages of technical waffle (which I actually found quite interesting! - god I am boring...) here is his conclusion:



What I will add is this is exactly the result I predicted

I agree 100% that it is only a feel thing, but it feels soooo good haha and like I said before I also agree on the price.

If you are electronics engineer, how are you at reverse engineering?? could be room in the market for a seacomms booster at half the price (not a seacomms lump of wood haha)