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notamondayfan

Any Truth In These?

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notamondayfan

Browsing ebay on my lunch and I stumbled across these -

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Tuning-GMC-...sQ5fAccessories

 

Do you guys think there is any truth in these? I can understand the principle, but would this device actually make any difference at all?

 

It just seems odd that if it works so well, why don't car manufacturers fit something simular as standard, as the claims this device makes would immediatly make a car more appealing.

 

I'm sceptical wether such a device could actually work, but I know when I ride my 125 suzuki beast, even putting the headlight on will slightly affect the engine at tickover, so I can see how it could work.

 

Deano

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Ryan

No, of course they don't work.

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Ryan

The explanation given is also complete bullsh*t too btw.

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Veero

Hahaha comedy. Description looks like it was was written by a 9 year old.

 

How would "unstable electricity" affect combustion in a diesel, which ignites the fuel/air mixture by compression alone?

 

If anyone is stupid enough to fall for this they deserve to be fleeced.

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swordfish210
:D I needed a good chuckle today

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Tom Fenton

"If it seems too good to be true, it usually is."

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hexhamstu

Magic booster is made in Japan.

It is made with 100% japanese best grade electronic parts

(It is designed like a big electronic part).

 

That is science right there. It definitely works.

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notamondayfan
is designed like a big electronic part

 

yea that made me chuckle too!

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large

It’s just a capacitor, as said no.

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oz.
:lol: I dare somebody to waste their money on one of these to is what difference it makes. Wouldn't it be great it it actually reduced the engines efficiency.

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BERTMAN

$37 for a capacitor!!! plus $9 for postage!! i can see why people would sell this stupid stuff to idiots.. you'd make a mint

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djc

Wow, if only my lawnmower had a battery I would not only cut the lawn quicker but more efficiently too......

 

......If I was to cable tie a battery to the handles would I be able to use this alongside the famous electric turbocharger?

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wracing

While what's listed is rubbish and the product is pants the principle isn't!

 

I have found in my twin turbo ignition system having a 2200uf electrolytic capacitor across the rails has affected my dwell time and although peak current through the mosfets is increased duty time is reduced, producing almost linear spark energy output across the rev range.

 

This device cost me a whole 93p.

 

James

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harryskid

I have come across a product very much like this for use on boiler fuel lines. They are a load of rubbish, when i found the first one on a boiler i was servicing, i said to the chap who owned the boiler "Who put this crap on the gas supply". He replyed "I did i sell them". I was not asked to service his boiler again but i still think they are crap. :)

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