racheltoh;397413 said:another thing i notice, the triangle light is blinking..is that the traction light? it only appears when i m going into carparks..:|
racheltoh;397369 said:jarance, i think i re-set the meter at the wrong time la..now it shows 16l/100km..sigh sigh sigh
i should hv set it when i m driving long distance/highway right...
racheltoh;398783 said:Thx thx.. in fact I am 968$ poorer already. I got a sprint booster for the civic, and the design is not the same as the one Jarance pinjam... arghhhhhhh so cannot dual use.
glock_8;399201 said:so u can save ur rm900 by pressing the pedal faster hehehe
glock_8;399201 said:so u can save ur rm900 by pressing the pedal faster hehehe
MSport;399440 said:Very true! Very true! But then, why did they invent the SB ?
glock_8;399201 said:so u can save ur rm900 by pressing the pedal faster hehehe
astroboy;399523 said:Our E90 pedal sensitivity it tuned to deliver its engine power in a smooth and "civilised" manner for comfort take off. People can vomit if the throttle is too sensitive and it certainly won't help sales I believe.
The hardcore pick up kaki will find this "civilised" power delivery setup is too boring and this is where Sprint Booster capitalise on this target group of prospects.
Sprint Booster is after all a "signal amplification device" so user can be less aggressive with the pedal and yet, ECU still receiving the "aggressiveness" as if user is stepping hard.
Put 2 identical E90 on the road, one standard and one with Sprint Booster, both pedal to the metal at the same time and you should not see any advantage on the Sprint Boosted unit.. :wink: