i know it doesn't perfom as advertised (up to 20% increase in power and mileage) but how are they able to stay in business for so long with it if it has a money back guaranteed? has anyone here tried it? - (i doubt it).

 

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Because gullible people out-number sensible people.

 

a tomato?

 

heres how they stay in business

1. people just want to say my car is supercharged

just look at the back of just about any car magazine, youll see a picture of a donkey and carage doing a mad "wheel stand" and it will say "supercharge your care for only 69.99" or something like that.

but truely, its got a good idea behind it. if you spin the air going into the engine via something not to restrictive, you get the gas to spread around the cyclinders just that much more. just find tb spacers with "twistys" cut into the inner part of it. same idea, just not nearly as effective.

in the end, i wouldnt do it, the hp gain/money spent doesnt work out that great, 70 bucks or so for 1 to 3 hp, just get a ebay intake for that much, maybe a little more.

 

Tomato's are actually pretty good with a cheesebuger

As for a TORNADO...don't waste your time and effort

 

is like some people believe that
a CAI saves gas...

 

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ain't that the truth