I installed the Sprint Booster and the S&B Intake yesterday. A quick run around the neighborhood after the Sprint Booster but before the intake and I could notice how much more responsive the throttle response was. With the intake on, she just seems to spin up a bit quicker also. Definitely a nice growl at about 1/2 throttle and even more brutish at 3/4 or more.
I have to admit, the fit of the S&B on my '19 TRD ORP left a bit to be desired. But it's on and no CEL after about 35 miles.
Awesome, glad you like it. And this WILL make your 0-60 times faster, at least in this truck. I've had two customers tell me it's about close to .5 sec faster to 60. Remember, you are just eliminating the delay that the factory programming has built in, so it makes sense it will go faster to 60, the reaction time is GONE.
Normally, you'd have to add a supercharger or a Turbo to make a car shave off .5 seconds 0-60... It's the reaction time that's super sped up. Not every car gains as much, and I know people in 4Runners's aren't concerned with 0-60 times but that quicker reaction time of the pedal is what this does. The new Tacoma and 4Runner suffer from this same thing. Even if you google: 4Runner throttle hesistation, Tacoma throttle delay, laggy gas pedal, you will see people complaining.
That reaction time, when merging on highway for ex, that amount of time could be the difference of an accident or not. But again, if anyone is skeptical, you can try it out and if for any reason you don't like it, I'll let you send it back, no restocking fee. I've just had many happy customers with this and it gets them to want to come back and order other items later due to the good experience.
Here's a customer I sold a Sprint Booster to for his Lamborghini. Yes, same issue with the throttle delay. Now, these guys are kinda hard to convince because when you own a lambo, you think you have the best car made and it doesn't need anything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff4SOrjuxFs&feature=youtu.be
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Burtman Industries Sprint Booster, in stock
ALso, here's the post on here talking about the S&B intake and those that have installed it:
S&B Intake - 5th Gen via Burtman