Turbonator
12-30-2001, 10:46 PM
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Re: Turbonator
Originally posted by sleeperGXE
I saw an ad for this in the back of some ricer magazine. The website is pretty vague as to how it works, what do you all think?
I saw an ad for this in the back of some ricer magazine. The website is pretty vague as to how it works, what do you all think?
1. What's the website, genius?
2. Why the he|| are you even looking at ricer magazines?
12-30-2001, 10:49 PM
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Re: Turbonator
Originally posted by sleeperGXE
I saw an ad for this in the back of some ricer magazine. The website is pretty vague as to how it works, what do you all think?
I saw an ad for this in the back of some ricer magazine. The website is pretty vague as to how it works, what do you all think?
12-30-2001, 10:52 PM
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Re: Re: Turbonator
Originally posted by justmax
0. What's a turbonator?
1. What's the website, genius?
2. Why the he|| are you even looking at ricer magazines?
0. What's a turbonator?
1. What's the website, genius?
2. Why the he|| are you even looking at ricer magazines?
1. http://www.turbonator.com (my bad)
2. find me a Maxima magazine and I'll read it.
12-31-2001, 12:15 AM
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0. I love how the only image of the stupid thing is grainy and already installed. If they were actually proud of this product, there would be a picture of the whole thing so you could see what you're getting.
1. $70 for a 5" piece of stainless steel? Yeah, right.
2. OK, so if all it does is "creates a cyclonic action inside your air intake", then why shouldn't I just buy 4 or 5 of them and install them in series (think "super" cyclonic action), thereby increasing my fuel economy to like 45-50 mpg, and almost 300HP?!?!?!?!
3. Stay away from those riceboy magazines dude, they're clouding your thought processes.
1. $70 for a 5" piece of stainless steel? Yeah, right.
2. OK, so if all it does is "creates a cyclonic action inside your air intake", then why shouldn't I just buy 4 or 5 of them and install them in series (think "super" cyclonic action), thereby increasing my fuel economy to like 45-50 mpg, and almost 300HP?!?!?!?!
3. Stay away from those riceboy magazines dude, they're clouding your thought processes.
12-31-2001, 12:21 AM
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Originally posted by justmax
I love how the only image of the stupid thing is grainy and already installed.
I love how the only image of the stupid thing is grainy and already installed.
http://a3.cpimg.com/image/3B/65/7835...-024401B3-.jpg
12-31-2001, 12:22 AM
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Originally posted by justmax
0. I love how the only image of the stupid thing is grainy and already installed. If they were actually proud of this product, there would be a picture of the whole thing so you could see what you're getting.
1. $70 for a 5" piece of stainless steel? Yeah, right.
2. OK, so if all it does is "creates a cyclonic action inside your air intake", then why shouldn't I just buy 4 or 5 of them and install them in series (think "super" cyclonic action), thereby increasing my fuel economy to like 45-50 mpg, and almost 300HP?!?!?!?!
3. Stay away from those riceboy magazines dude, they're clouding your thought processes.
0. I love how the only image of the stupid thing is grainy and already installed. If they were actually proud of this product, there would be a picture of the whole thing so you could see what you're getting.
1. $70 for a 5" piece of stainless steel? Yeah, right.
2. OK, so if all it does is "creates a cyclonic action inside your air intake", then why shouldn't I just buy 4 or 5 of them and install them in series (think "super" cyclonic action), thereby increasing my fuel economy to like 45-50 mpg, and almost 300HP?!?!?!?!
3. Stay away from those riceboy magazines dude, they're clouding your thought processes.
Just look at that beautiful shift **** I have there... that thing makes me shift faster. The faster shifting creates a "swirling action" in my gearbox. The "swirling action" forces my MT grease to spin the gears inside even faster than normal, giving me at least a 0% to 100% increase in fuel economy and 0% to 375% increase in power. If anyone wants to buy it, I'm willing to sell it for like $300. I know it seems like a lot, but look at the possible gains. No, I will not offer you your money back if you're not satisfied.
Justin
12-31-2001, 12:24 AM
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12-31-2001, 08:49 AM
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Originally posted by BluFlame
justmax, what kinda radar you are using? is it any good?
justmax, what kinda radar you are using? is it any good?
Bel makes a good product, better than Whistler or Cobra, and they recently made one that's about as good as my 8500, but the Passport had many cool features that I lusted for.
Check out www.radartest.com/DS4HEM.html
12-31-2001, 09:11 AM
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Originally posted by BlancMax
the first thing i saw was the "new" magnetic flames that they were offering. i bet you have to buy a set of the flames to get the full effect of the turbonator.
the first thing i saw was the "new" magnetic flames that they were offering. i bet you have to buy a set of the flames to get the full effect of the turbonator.
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