POST 1Original post
Has anyone installed a Turbonater an any of their vehicles? Can their claims of mileage and hp increase be true?
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POST 2Original post
No they cannot be true.
POST 3Original post
I have four of them hooked up serially providing a boost of 4psi. At the same time, they vent to my perforated car seats (icepick mod) which is great during the summer (and winter). Strongly recommended the icepick mod, I guarantee I won't be sorry if you try it.
POST 4Original post
kwinholt, welcome to Caymanclub. I figure this is a serious question and deserves a serious response. I suggest research through this particular forum and see if anything like this (sometimes sold on eBay) is actually mentioned by anyone.
POST 5Original post
I thought the Turbonator was governor of California?
POST 6Original post
Want to buy a bridge?
POST 7Original post
For a serious answer, none of these things do anything except make the seller rich. The turbonator is just one of a zillion things designed to part you from your money. At best it doesn't reduce performance.
POST 8Original post
I heard a great review of this product - the simple answer was "if for $25 the car manufacturers could increase HP and gas mileage, every car would have a tubonator as standard equipment" Too bad Sam Melolo (sp?) advertises this product, I've met him and he seems to be a really good and knowlegable guy. I guess even Dan Marino wanted to pick up a few bucks selling diet plans too...............
POST 9Original post
They would but the evil Oil Cartel prevents them from doing it. You know those guys who bought up the 200 mpg carburetor to keep it off the market.
POST 10Original post
If the engine is designed correctly it will not help. and would probably not work on any engine. There is even a kit to put back the smoke from your Lucas electrics.
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