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Old 09-17-2004, 09:27 PM
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Turbonator?

do u people think a turbonator (Tornado, spiral max) really works on an RX7? by this i mean will i get more power or do u think its a scam? http://turbonator.com/
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Re: Turbonator?

ist's Bull S!!!! let me ask you something. "Do you thing is still gonna be flowing after it passes trough the throttle body all the way to the intake ports ??

after it goes trough the throttle body , the turbulance of the air is gonna come back .

Can i have somebody explain this a little bit better , cuz i think i sux at this stuff.
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Re: Turbonator?

didn't you just post almost the same thread in completly off topic??? its like your trying to find poor ricers to buy the thing
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