alright im watching this info mecial ive seen a hundred times. they have good marketing exec's cause im relly tempted to call the number. before i do i get "5-20 horsepower" and "30 to 40% better gas mileage" i want to know if anyone has this and if its really that good.

 

Its all a gimmick

 

If you get one post how it works. I've seen that alot and almost got it. I think the idea is like pooring milk out the container, it flows better if its swriling or something.

 

i dunno man they dynoed that ****... hhaahah

 

send me a check for $70 or however much their charging for it in return I'll give you NOTHING.. it'll give you the same gains in your car as the tornado.. spiral max and all those other gimmicks..

 

dont waste your money.

 

Yeah put metal after your airfilter real smart! uh gets sucked in and your screwed!

 

If you noticed that was an old school dyno. The kind you dyno a Model T on.

 

save it and buy some light up windshield washer nozzels

 

Do not get it, it is a peice of crap

 

Consumer Reports did a test on the "Tornado" about a year ago and all the cars tested actually lost power.

 

I would put one on my car....................ummm maybe not.

 

I'd like to sell the person who buys one of those their first used car

 

get drunk or something, itll be much more worth ur cash and the memories are priceless

 

you guys are nuts...
if you read my post i was admiring how good the marketing was and if you watch the whole infomercial it makes you think it will help

im a firm believe in saving your money only for hp gains.

you gotta admit though 5- 20 hp and 24% better gas mileage does sound good for 3 easy payments of 24.99

 

It's a complete scam. I suspected that when I first saw it, but I looked into it out of curiousity, only to find that it was a bigger scam than I originally thought. Just look at the advertising... Many of their print ads advertise it as a supercharger! Not to mention, the gains they claim are just plain absurd; it sounds too good to be true and it is. The "physics" behind it are flawed. You'll also notice that they keep renaming it, probably to keep people from catching on. I'm suprised the FTC hasn't shut them down yet.

There are a lot of worthless automotive products out there that are being marketed as big performance items. The oil/gas/etc additives come to mind... The FTC sued a whole bunch of them for deceptive marketing practices, and most of them were real big respected names. Z-Max is the worst, it turns out that their crap is just colored mineral oil! That news came out a while ago, but I can still find it at Checker and other big auto parts stores. Don't buy into hype or hearsay, you'll just ruin your car. Just remember... if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.

 

get it!