Bogrun
New member
I installed the Sprint Booster today. Super easy install, only took a minute.
I was tired of the "lag" when really stepping on the pedal and feeling so sluggish below ~40mph. I'm a pretty aggressive driver and thought I'd settle somewhere in the "Race" mode but after driving around I settled on Sport-6 as my preferred setting.
It's pretty remarkable how much "lighter" the 4Runner feels now. It's sportier, more connected, and overall just more fun to drive now.
I don't really know if it's worth $285 but considering you can't really get the same effect for cheaper, you're kind of stuck. It's a big difference, no way you wouldn't notice even if you were skeptical. For that reason, I'm happy with it. If I got another vehicle I wouldn't wait as long to get another Sprint Booster.
FYI, the Sprint Booster is made in Greece. I can't confirm but I heard the Pedal Commander was made in China. For that reason alone I'd choose the Sprint Booster over the Pedal Commander.
I was tired of the "lag" when really stepping on the pedal and feeling so sluggish below ~40mph. I'm a pretty aggressive driver and thought I'd settle somewhere in the "Race" mode but after driving around I settled on Sport-6 as my preferred setting.
It's pretty remarkable how much "lighter" the 4Runner feels now. It's sportier, more connected, and overall just more fun to drive now.
I don't really know if it's worth $285 but considering you can't really get the same effect for cheaper, you're kind of stuck. It's a big difference, no way you wouldn't notice even if you were skeptical. For that reason, I'm happy with it. If I got another vehicle I wouldn't wait as long to get another Sprint Booster.
FYI, the Sprint Booster is made in Greece. I can't confirm but I heard the Pedal Commander was made in China. For that reason alone I'd choose the Sprint Booster over the Pedal Commander.