So has anyone ever tried this, and if so what were the results? did you have to retune? any issues. Did it work?

http://www.turbonator.com/index.html

 

Never heard of it, not sure I trust it........Hmmmm

 

It's BS my friend

 

I don't think that works

the intake on your engine is already designed with aerodynamics in mind so I can't see that helping

 

thanks - I was thinking this was too good to be true...Found it looking at TSB website

 

AJC, nice initials

 

Looks like the same thing as the tornado, cyclone, whirlwind etc.. from other companies. Or the same company new name.

 

2 good to be true

 

anyone want to buy a bridge?

 

:scratch:, don't believe it.

Matt

 

cheesy trash.

 

yeah i think your right

 

A few years ago, a "friend" selling Amway had a gasoline additive that improved your fuel economy by 10% guaranteed!

Just mix with regular gasoline at a ratio of one gallon of fuel additive to every 10 gallons of gasoline...

I guess it would work.

Its all in the presentation!

 

By the way....

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?showtopic=21353

 

I love the part where they say "If your mechanice doesnt install it for free find a new mechanic"....like the guy just sits around installing crap all day for free cause he is bored. If they dont give you the turbonator for free find a new POS site to buy from. I will say that some of the vortex engineering stuff works. We use cold air guns for machining and they work terrific. They take in shop air at room temp, create a vortex splitting air into hot and colt, spit the cold air out a nozzle onto the machining tool and dump out the hot air on a vent. Seems as though they are trying to apply the principle but as someone said if this thig worked it would be generating a huge buzz..especially at todays gas prices.

 

well I never figured it would have come up .... didnt even bother to do a search....

sorry about that...