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10-31-2005, 10:18 PM
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10-31-2005, 10:42 PM
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theory yes... but its not going to do anything to performance of your car other than remove a few ounces of paper from your wallet... you will however be then allowed to have bragging rights ... LOL
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This stuff has been around forever! It is such crap!!!!! Don't stick things in the intake tube! It will just restrict airflow. Such a Marketing Gimmick Rip-Off.
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10-31-2005, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by NathanBERG
This stuff has been around forever! It is such crap!!!!! Don't stick things in the intake tube! It will just restrict airflow.
Did you see that demonstration video
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11-01-2005, 08:13 AM
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Stack three of them inline for a cool hundred horsepower! Much cheaper than a supercharger...
Loolk at it with common sense goggles - if horsepower was that easy to achieve - why would things like a supercharger which might give you another 70 horsepower require all that machinery and cost 3 or 4 thousand dollars? Or conversely, why wouldn't the factory engineers (after spending millions of dollars to design an engine,) not add another $2 piece of swirly plastic for a nearly free hp gain?
Loolk at it with common sense goggles - if horsepower was that easy to achieve - why would things like a supercharger which might give you another 70 horsepower require all that machinery and cost 3 or 4 thousand dollars? Or conversely, why wouldn't the factory engineers (after spending millions of dollars to design an engine,) not add another $2 piece of swirly plastic for a nearly free hp gain?
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