Has anyone seen/used this?

[STOUT 1]

They claim it will add 4-13 horse. They are a little spendy.

http://www.tornadofuelsaver.com/info/

 

[SoCal Craig]

I have a friend and businees associate that put one on his Durango. He claims there is a noticable differnence, but I have my doubts.

 

[paul]

I have watched the infomercial early in the morning before, seems like a good idea, but I too have my doubts about it. I may get one for one of our other cars and see what the difference is, if there is any.

 

[ElDiablo Viper]

It is BS. I had it on my other car and did nothing. Maybe when you have an older car that is not controlled by a computer then it could do something.

 

[Ron]

<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">One would think the throttle body butterflies would break up any "tornado" which would then add turbulence and decrease power.

Looks like another 300 mpg carburetor to me.</FONT f>

 

[Robert1994]

Car & Driver tested it (not on a viper), and as I recall
there was actually a slight decrease in power.

 

[STOUT 1]

I though Hot Rod Mag did a test on them also but I could be wrong. I just have a hard time believing these work. Marc, if you could do that (dyno test) and hopefully get some answers, it would be interesting to find out.

Jason

 

[STOUT 1]

I did do a search before posting ( must have spelled wrong since no matches came back ). I did get one this time, thanks for pointing this out.

One of these days I'll get my act together. Today don't look to good and tomorrow doesn't look promising either.

 

[AJ]

it does not work. you want to straigten the air flow- not twist it. if it was working everybody would have it as it is very cheap to manufacture and install

alex
02 gts
few other cars