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Why make a statement like that? It adds to confusion, and for those who understand your product (great for almost all that use it) , it's misleading at best, more likely a lie.
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However, I would like to try one at some point. It's just a bit expensive.
It does seem there is very little response early in the throttle on Mercedes compared to other vehicles. This does truly make the car feel unresponsive sometimes. I often have a rental car and on initial throttle input, your boring 4 cylinder NA family sedan can feel more responsive than my cars. Of course, if I floor it, it's pathetic, but on initial response it "feels" better. I think SB would give this feeling to the Mercedes cars.
I think SB is a good idea for those of us who specifically like the idea.
Hopefully I will try one, someday!
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I'm not trying to say the product doesn't have a use. If someone wants more acceleration with less pedal travel by preference, then that is perfectly fine and I hope they enjoy the product - it will certainly make a big difference in that respect. It just bothers me that it's benefits continue to be exaggerated so far.
Personally I agree that the throttle response in MB (and plenty of other) vehicles is terrible (a lot better in 2012 but still there). I'm sure that using the SB improves that response if you push the pedal down just a small bit (10% for example). But if you just push it down further, you are doing the same thing as the SB - just moving your foot further.
If there were a product that kept the pedal travel the same (didn't amplify) and actually improved the true response time of the engine to the throttle input, I would be all over that. I don't think such a thing is possible without modifying the cars ECU though.
Last edited by acr2001; Dec 1, 2011 at 12:24 PM.
However, I would like to try one at some point. It's just a bit expensive.
It does seem there is very little response early in the throttle on Mercedes compared to other vehicles. This does truly make the car feel unresponsive sometimes.
I think SB is a good idea for those of us who specifically like the idea.
Hopefully I will try one, someday!
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This I can agree with. There is certainly a big difference to be noticed in responsiveness to less pedal travel by design. Technically though, I think by shrinking the pedal distance electronically, you are DECREASING the ability to control your HP. You have less control over gentle acceleration should you want it at some point (driving in traffic). Basically it makes the gas pedal less like a "dimmer switch" (think more brightness as you push further down) and more like an "on/off" switch. You push the pedal just a bit and BOOM look at all that power you just got! Engine feels stronger!
I'm not trying to say the product doesn't have a use. If someone wants more acceleration with less pedal travel by preference, then that is perfectly fine and I hope they enjoy the product - it will certainly make a big difference in that respect. It just bothers me that it's benefits continue to be exaggerated so far.
Personally I agree that the throttle response in MB (and plenty of other) vehicles is terrible (a lot better in 2012 but still there). I'm sure that using the SB improves that response if you push the pedal down just a small bit (10% for example). But if you just push it down further, you are doing the same thing as the SB - just moving your foot further.
If there were a product that kept the pedal travel the same (didn't amplify) and actually improved the true response time of the engine to the throttle input, I would be all over that. I don't think such a thing is possible without modifying the cars ECU though.
Here is a great write up from an MBWORLD member.
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk-class...er-review.html
Last edited by SprintBooster; Dec 1, 2011 at 01:29 PM.
quote KevinK2 "How about from 80% pedal to 100% pedal. Why make a statement like that?"
BTW I like your product as a dramatic response improvement, but your beginning to sound like a typical politition with a pre-programmed, useless response, unfortunately.
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Last edited by kevink2; Dec 2, 2011 at 10:36 AM.
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Try it first hand.. and if I don't like it, I know i can always return it.
Driving to me is like a feeling.. different people have different experience and they are all hard to put down on paper. I have an open mind and don't mind trying new things (not dangerous).. so let's see how it goes...
ooo and by the way. no one contacted my on the sale to Brunei yet..
"Sprint Booster is responsive throughout the entire pedal range"..[\QUOTE]
As I had said before, I think it's a good product, understanding that you experience wot earlier in the pedal travel, like about 75% of pedal travel. To me that's not a problem.
It's the Statement above I have issues with.
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"Sprint Booster is responsive throughout the entire pedal range"..[\QUOTE]
As I had said before, I think it's a good product, understanding that you experience wot earlier in the pedal travel, like about 75% of pedal travel. To me that's not a problem.
It's the Statement above I have issues with.
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I think I disagree here. What do you mean by accel of decel when in the "flat wot range" ... ie how can you accelerate when the throttle is already wide open?
Ahh Lawyers, my favorite parasites on the economy.
I think I disagree here. What do you mean by accel of decel when in the "flat wot range" ... ie how can you accelerate when the throttle is already wide open?
Ahh Lawyers, my favorite parasites on the economy.
I think I disagree here. What do you mean by accel of decel when in the "flat wot range" ... ie how can you accelerate when the throttle is already wide open?




