SprialMax
June-27th-2002, 11:38 AM
#16
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Location: New York City
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It doesn't even work in theory. I asked a fluid dynamics engineer (M.I.T. graduate). It's an airflow obstruction.
If it's right before the throttle body, it MIGHT create a better fuel mixture, according to him, but most modern cars already have swirling fins in or close to the throttle bodies.
Bottom Line: USELESS and a hazard if it's of poor quality.
If it's right before the throttle body, it MIGHT create a better fuel mixture, according to him, but most modern cars already have swirling fins in or close to the throttle bodies.
Bottom Line: USELESS and a hazard if it's of poor quality.
