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Message: <blockquote data-quote="alxy" data-source="post: 239406" data-attributes="member: 2947">that's what i was trying to mean, i.e. there is a "map" which tells the ECU how hard you're stepping on the throttle. For example, a step of 1degree may mean input of 1. Sprint booster changes this map and makes it input of 3 for example. This "fools" the ECU into thinking you have stepped more than you actually have, hence the illusion of more power.If you take out the carpet, you will see some kind of cover where the accelerator meets the floor. If you take out the cover, there are some wires there. Sprint booster is installed between those wires/connections, i.e. in-between throttle and ECU. Put it simply, it is the "racun" telling the ECU to go faster than normal :biggrin:I have no doubt the sprint booster will make car appear faster, but I guess my own personal preference would be something that directly increases power somehow.</blockquote>