came across this site, sounds pritty cool.. should i buy it???



http://www.turbonator.com/index.html

buy it and give us a report.

ok will do

dude, did you honestly buy that? please say no.

no i didnt, but why do u say that?

i say forget what he said, get it and tell us if it made a difference, i mean its not like 70 bucks is a TON of money.



if it doesnt work like it said, sell it to some ricer, im sure you can find somone to buy it.

i have 3 on my car https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png

i keep one in my butthole, i turned it around, that way when i fart, it blows the smell twice as far.

Have you ever seen those tornado things on TV? Its a BS product like that. It sounds all technical like it might work but judging by the shoddy website, poor technical documentation and just plain common automotive sence its a peice of grabage better for making the owners money than actualy making your car perfome better,

listen to the physics of it all, sounds convincing

It doesnt convince me, It sounds like utter BS, just like those mufflers that somehow without added energy make the exhaust gas magicly flow more. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683664.gif

Go ahead and buy it if your conviced the product was made for you.

Turbonator FAQ



What is it?

A large hunk of metal that has nothing to do with forced induction.



How does it work?

Restricts airflow going into the engine.



How much more HP/gas savings can I get?

In reality probably <1, however you can get up to 35 psychological ponies if you close your eyes and concentrate hard enough.



Will the turbonator fit my vehicle? I have...

Sure, the turbonator will fit any vehicle. Other applications include lawnmowers, tractors, motorcycles, weedeaters, snorkels, bongs and milkshake straws.



Is it easy to install?

Yes. The 19 year old riceboy who works down the street put one on his Honda in less than 6 hours. It would have been done even sooner but apparently he was having trouble reading the directions. Luckily his 14 year old girlfriend had a good grasp on the english language and helped him out. Our instructions are just pictures now, no more words!



Where do I install the turbonator?

Anywhere you want, its not going to matter anyways.



Can I use more than one on my vehicle?

Yes we strongly encourage you to buy as many turbonators as you can. One of our employees has 5 in his intake and one in each fart can to help speed up exhaust flow.



Is it garaunteed?

If your not satisfied in 30 days you can send it back to us so we can sell it to somebody else. Return shipping and a restocking fee will be applied to all returned turbonators. Your turbonator even comes with a lifetime garauntee because hey, it only cost us like 5 bucks to make anyways.



Will the turbonator void my warranty?

No, but the mechanics at the dealership will rape you when they see you have one of these on your car.



Alright just having a little fun I have no idea if it honestly works. But seriously I doubt there is much of a gain of hp or gas mileage from that thing. It seems like it would restrict airflow more than anything, and they are comparing it to a paxton supercharger! I would rather spend 70 bucks towards some new sparkplugs and maybe a good set of wires.

only buy this thing if you have the funds to do a before and after dyno https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png

someone with this turbonator thing, tell me if it really works!!!!!!!!

no one else is dumb enough to buy one, YOU WILL BE THE FIRST ONE!!! seriously does that thing spin or anything? it looks like fan blades but nothing spins em

also, if its just like an sc youd better make sure you get a boost gauge and maybe a boost controlling system of some kind

my dad has one on his truck. i never drove it before to know the diffrence, but he says its not huge, but when hes pullin our boat, its a little better on the uphill.

owned

uh, not really, did his dad ever dyno the car or does he just think its pulling harder.

lol im jp, who care

I understand how these things work. All the horsepower gains and fuel milage gains they claim are very questionable. all this thing accomplishes is it helps mix the gasoline into the air better so you have a slightly better burn, theoretically creating more power, and reducing the amount of fuel needed for the same power. however on these carboreted cars(pardon my spelling), there will be very minor mpg gains, if at all because of the fixed fuel rate. its not varying from a comptuer like in an EFI vehicle. power, at low speeds, the fuel will mix better with the incomming air, at high speeds(like what rotary engines love) it probobly will create more air resistance than power increase. Hope this helps.