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Mikey DJan 04, 2023
SBV3 is not bolt on HP.
But it is click-in performance!
Installation is a snap, literally 3 clicks and it’s done.
After my usual 5-10 minutes of easy driving, easily switched the SBV3 to Sport3 at a stoplight. Immediately noticed the difference, “ alright, this is pretty nice.” Progressed to S5, then on to Race5 and Race9. It’s very responsive at R9, but not unstable or twitchy. Just felt, well… faster!
Will probably run in S5 most of the time, seems like a good balance (at least for now!)
Two thumbs up!
May get one for my Focus ST as well.
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ShoresyJan 04, 2023
Not completely, but greatly reduced. If you completely mash on it, there’s still some ECU lag. Up to about 1/2 throttle it’s way snappier.I'm debating on Pedal Monster, Commander or Sprint. Did it totally eliminate the peddle lag, or just lessen it somewhat? On setting S5 is lag totally gone with instant response?
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NT AUTOMOTIVEJan 04, 2023
I'd like to add a few additional points along side @Shoresy, who also provided some good feedback on the Sprint Booster product that he too purchased from NT Auto early 2022. Thanks for your support Shoresy!!I'm debating on Pedal Monster, Commander or Sprint. Did it totally eliminate the peddle lag, or just lessen it somewhat? On setting S5 is lag totally gone with instant response?
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Mikey DJan 04, 2023
Thanks for the detailed response. I'm guessing my expectations are too high for 100% instant response without jerky hesitation from a dead stop. Drives me nuts that I always have to toggle and feather the pedal constantly to not have my wife yell at me from acceleration jerkiness. Not interested in Bluetooth or any bells and whistles, just good clean smooth acceleration. My Bronco 2dr is fairly light, and I removed the rear tire and added a delete, so the 2.7L is pretty peppy, but takes a lot of footwork for a smooth ride.I'd like to add a few additional points along side @Shoresy, who also provided some good feedback on the Sprint Booster product that he too purchased from NT Auto early 2022. Thanks for your support Shoresy!!
First, obviously since we sell the sprint booster product we think its the best for XYZ reason. We've diligently backed it up with our own experience using and selling the product for many years. Its also sometimes hard to sell even the best product these days because folks just dont know who or what to trust anymore. I dont blame them. Whenever I got burned over the years on cheap crap that doesn't work I felt robbed and dooped. We are not in business over 30 years by selling products that dont work. Plus we've been doing it here on Bronco Nation for a full year now without issue or any bad reviews. I've personally never tried the competition but happy to try if opportunity ever arises. We started first as a Sprint Booster customer and liked its features & functions so much back in 2016 we began selling the product through my company to retail customers and car dealers nationwide. We've also used sprint booster on over a dozen vehicles every time we drive. Rarely do we drive with it off and its Always our first mod. Spoiled now I suppose lol. We were the first to test SB on 6th gen Bronco which is why folks can now buy one for their bronco from us or any other dealer. Sprint booster works great on all cars but especially turbo powered 4 & 6 cyl engines. I can't stress the latter enough. Sprint booster has officially been installed on our Accord 2.0T five years this month and never once any issue. In fact I will be using it shortly when taking my son to school.
Moving on. 100% throttle lag is eliminated with any upgrade but sprint booster in Race mode level 9 setting its roughly 90-95% gone. Which is about what a tune would accomplish. If that last 5-10% is needed (doubt it) you can always add a tune along side sprint booster or any throttle controller. However, unlike a tune with sprint booster you can turn it off at the push of a button. This is also one reason why SB doesn't void your warranty unlike a Tune (unless its Ford tune which comes with much fine print..) because you can turn SB Off even after it has been installed. Plus unlike tunes SB does Not add any extra power to the vehicle thus no extra strain on the powertrain. Plus SB is much cheaper than a tune and you can easily install it yourself.
There are 18 diff settings with sprint booster + there is a switch for AT or MT. MT setting is simply a bit more aggressive but nonetheless SB works on either transmission type.
We generally run our 2.3 MT in Sport Mode Level 8 or Race Mode Level 9. The turbo spools up a little slower on sport8 which we enjoy hearing. Race9 is also nice at highway speeds bc less foot/toe work on the gas pedal making long drives much more enjoyable. Offroad its your own preferance but in those tight sketchy spots especially in an MT model where you need crisp throttle response...its a must have accessory to literally have on tap.
A whipple (S&B) high flow vtop air filter also compliments SB nicely btw ($69).
The commander is tempting with its bluetooth option but I'd be weary of bluetooth connectivity with your throttle and its more work to adjust settings on phone vs controller on dash. SB controller also much smaller, no OBDII connection required, and SB can even operate without the controller...just select your setting remove controller and booster stays in that setting forever until changed or removed. The commander also doesn't come with valet mode or pedal lock security mode which we made a video on last year in this thread.
Sprint booster version 1 was also the first throttle controller to hit the global market back around 2006-2007 by its founder out of Greece. These guys are the best and they know cars better than most. My friend became the global distributor for SB, other friend runs their USA division and the rest as they say is history. Both good guys you would want to have a beer with.
Lastly, we sell SB for less than any other SB dealer AND competitor brand. Anywhere else you will pay more and if not, we will beat their advertised price.
If any other questions happy to help and TY for your interest.
-TNT (Trev & Tiff)
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Mikey DJan 04, 2023
Just ordered. I'll give it a try and do an install video review.I'd like to add a few additional points along side @Shoresy, who also provided some good feedback on the Sprint Booster product that he too purchased from NT Auto early 2022. Thanks for your support Shoresy!!
First, obviously since we sell the sprint booster product we think its the best for XYZ reason. We've diligently backed it up with our own experience using and selling the product for many years. Its also sometimes hard to sell even the best product these days because folks just dont know who or what to trust anymore. I dont blame them. Whenever I got burned over the years on cheap crap that doesn't work I felt robbed and dooped. We are not in business over 30 years by selling products that dont work. Plus we've been doing it here on Bronco Nation for a full year now without issue or any bad reviews. I've personally never tried the competition but happy to try if opportunity ever arises. We started first as a Sprint Booster customer and liked its features & functions so much back in 2016 we began selling the product through my company to retail customers and car dealers nationwide. We've also used sprint booster on over a dozen vehicles every time we drive. Rarely do we drive with it off and its Always our first mod. Spoiled now I suppose lol. We were the first to test SB on 6th gen Bronco which is why folks can now buy one for their bronco from us or any other dealer. Sprint booster works great on all cars but especially turbo powered 4 & 6 cyl engines. I can't stress the latter enough. Sprint booster has officially been installed on our Accord 2.0T five years this month and never once any issue. In fact I will be using it shortly when taking my son to school.
Moving on. 100% throttle lag is eliminated with any upgrade but sprint booster in Race mode level 9 setting its roughly 90-95% gone. Which is about what a tune would accomplish. If that last 5-10% is needed (doubt it) you can always add a tune along side sprint booster or any throttle controller. However, unlike a tune with sprint booster you can turn it off at the push of a button. This is also one reason why SB doesn't void your warranty unlike a Tune (unless its Ford tune which comes with much fine print..) because you can turn SB Off even after it has been installed. Plus unlike tunes SB does Not add any extra power to the vehicle thus no extra strain on the powertrain. Plus SB is much cheaper than a tune and you can easily install it yourself.
There are 18 diff settings with sprint booster + there is a switch for AT or MT. MT setting is simply a bit more aggressive but nonetheless SB works on either transmission type.
We generally run our 2.3 MT in Sport Mode Level 8 or Race Mode Level 9. The turbo spools up a little slower on sport8 which we enjoy hearing. Race9 is also nice at highway speeds bc less foot/toe work on the gas pedal making long drives much more enjoyable. Offroad its your own preferance but in those tight sketchy spots especially in an MT model where you need crisp throttle response...its a must have accessory to literally have on tap.
A whipple (S&B) high flow vtop air filter also compliments SB nicely btw ($69).
The commander is tempting with its bluetooth option but I'd be weary of bluetooth connectivity with your throttle and its more work to adjust settings on phone vs controller on dash. SB controller also much smaller, no OBDII connection required, and SB can even operate without the controller...just select your setting remove controller and booster stays in that setting forever until changed or removed. The commander also doesn't come with valet mode or pedal lock security mode which we made a video on last year in this thread.
Sprint booster version 1 was also the first throttle controller to hit the global market back around 2006-2007 by its founder out of Greece. These guys are the best and they know cars better than most. My friend became the global distributor for SB, other friend runs their USA division and the rest as they say is history. Both good guys you would want to have a beer with.
Lastly, we sell SB for less than any other SB dealer AND competitor brand. Anywhere else you will pay more and if not, we will beat their advertised price.
If any other questions happy to help and TY for your interest.
-TNT (Trev & Tiff)
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ShoresyJan 04, 2023
You’ll dig it.Thanks for the detailed response. I'm guessing my expectations are too high for 100% instant response without jerky hesitation from a dead stop. Drives me nuts that I always have to toggle and feather the pedal constantly to not have my wife yell at me from acceleration jerkiness. Not interested in Bluetooth or any bells and whistles, just good clean smooth acceleration. My Bronco 2dr is fairly light, and I removed the rear tire and added a delete, so the 2.7L is pretty peppy, but takes a lot of footwork for a smooth ride.
Haven't had a new auto in a while, so I'm used to the old days.
Having said that, I think it may be worth a try. I don't really want a Ford Tune, since it requires Premium fuel.
Thanks again for the info.
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NT AUTOMOTIVEJan 04, 2023
Okay awesome!! Just saw your order. The team is processing it now. Thanks M!! We'll send you updates via email and text. Stay tuned and Thank You again for your support.Just ordered. I'll give it a try and do an install video review.
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