Turbonator?
#1
08-15-2005, 08:41 PM
Turbonator?
http://www.turbonator.com/index.html
lol, a piece of metal that creates a swirling motion and increases HP? this cant auctually work can it?
lol, a piece of metal that creates a swirling motion and increases HP? this cant auctually work can it?
#2
08-15-2005, 08:43 PM
RE: Turbonator?
piece of junk. this has been posted like 5 times already the last couple weeks.
gimme a couple weeks and ill be up to speed 
#6
08-18-2005, 02:00 AM
RE: Turbonator?
The best path before the turbo is strait anyway, why do you want swirling air thats gonna be sucked up and done again? On the N/T models it doesn't do much more then a TB spacer. Only reason TB/carb spacers work on Throttlebody injection and carb cars is because it give the fuel more time to mix and all.
Spinning air does nothing, the smoothest, straitest path is best for intake, just like exhaust.
Spinning air does nothing, the smoothest, straitest path is best for intake, just like exhaust.
#7
08-18-2005, 10:16 AM
RE: Turbonator?
ORIGINAL: TheAntiCivic
The best path before the turbo is strait anyway, why do you want swirling air thats gonna be sucked up and done again? On the N/T models it doesn't do much more then a TB spacer. Only reason TB/carb spacers work on Throttlebody injection and carb cars is because it give the fuel more time to mix and all.
Spinning air does nothing, the smoothest, straitest path is best for intake, just like exhaust.
The best path before the turbo is strait anyway, why do you want swirling air thats gonna be sucked up and done again? On the N/T models it doesn't do much more then a TB spacer. Only reason TB/carb spacers work on Throttlebody injection and carb cars is because it give the fuel more time to mix and all.
Spinning air does nothing, the smoothest, straitest path is best for intake, just like exhaust.
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