Hey, has any one done these? They say they are good for a few ponies, and the theory behind them makes sense.

Do i have to be the guinea pig on this one??

 

I bought a set for my friend and I. I never really noticed anything different, but my friend gets about 2 more mpg in his 2001 Frontier. And believe me thats his goal, to get a better mpg every tank.

 

I cant believe that nobody here has done this mod then dynoed. I'm gonna get it. It's all of 100 bucks. Even if it doesn't work it will look different and I can make up all sorts of crap up about them to fool the 16 year old ricers.

 

i may be the slowest one on the org fo asking this but what is this mod you are speaking of. Im thinking it has something to do with replacing wires possibly ground wires. Any links or explanations on what this is.

 

Try here:

http://www.sunautomobile.com

 

You could make your own allot cheaper, its just a bunch of wires to ground everything a little better. If you do it yourself it wont look as pretty though. More grounds are ALWAYS better!
Dynos on the average car are about 1-2 horse power but usually around 10 ft.lbs. torque.

 

This was discussed in length about 9 months ago several people have tried it with different results. The car that the company sun used to dyno was a max.

 

I did the do it yourself version by buying the parts from
autozone. Car idled a little smoother, stereo sounded a lot better,
no noticable difference in power or in mpg's.
Since the install both of my front stock speakers
are now blown and rattle like hell!! Cost was about $25 for all the
wires.

boo

 

you can barely notice mine...but, I like the "fool 16 yo ricers" bit!

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