ok.. what does this actually do?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cg...item=600440025

 

its basically a more efficent way of wiring your engine's electronics.....using better quality wire (thicker ones) - dont bother.....get a hose kit instead and make your engine look kooler.....and then get some touchup paint and paint the V6 3000 part on your car to match the body =)

 

"for a hundred and fitty dollers it better suck and fu<k me!"

anyone name the movie that quote (different dollar amount) is from?

I bet that thing does jack man. It seems like it is a thicker gauge wire than stock components? Dunno...looks like an air tornado to me.

 

Do you work for SuperStreet or something?


And bigger wires are better. IF you want every ounce of power to get where it belongs. IMHO, crap!!! Unless your gonna upgrade ALL the electronics in your engine bay I say ***** it and forget it.

 

Looks like this product is similar to the product offered by www.arospeed.com under the performance=>electronics section. I saw their ad just today in the new issue of super street. This exerpt is from the ad:

Without a constant ground to the motor and all the high output power source that make your engine work, you are constantly losing power. Arospeed now offers the ultimate solution to this problem, the all new ground wire kit. This kit features a central major grounding point that branches off to the major components of the engine: transmission ground, block ground, alternator ground, ignition system ground, as well as any other essential grounds found in the engine bay. Having a constant ground will help eliminate power loss, thus improving overall performance such as ignition, were loss of spark is a key to engine performance. Kits are currently available in red, blue or yellow and feature battery mounting post adapter, central grounding point and 4 gauge wire leads for necessary connections.

And there you have it. Judging by the description it's not very factual or scientific. Thus in my oppinion I think your money could be better spent else where.

 

Romeo Must Die

 

ding ding ding

 

Exit Wounds

 

That's the one...Exit wounds, not romeo must die

And no, I don't work for super street...I do subscribe to it, though

 

That quote has been in alot of movies, with different dollar amounts attached. $150 in Romeo must Die, $285,000 in Exit Wounds, etc.

 

For real huh...well my bad then haha, I havn't seen that movie yet...sorry bro

 

nice photoshop

 

daddy, what's "illuminance?"



.