RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
your right but there is no weight behind it though.so its not efficient |
RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
ORIGINAL: Mad7s your right but there is no weight behind it though.so its not efficient |
RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
ORIGINAL: Street Sniper Weapon R has employed this same principle in their "Secret Weapon" intake filters and people are eating it up and buying them like hotcakes. |
RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
Some of you younger guys and gals may be too young to remember
this thing was marketed back in the sixties. It was a worthless piece of crap then and it still is today. Every time gas prices take big jump the hustlers and swindlers jump in the fray with a 'miracle' to save you gas. remember; if it's too good to be true, it is. |
RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
i just know its not gunna save you enough to spend $70 on it.
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RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
Let's think of it this way:
If the Tornado principle really worked, why aren't car manufacturers incorporating it into their intake designs? |
RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
I used to have one for a month and i returned it haha
my gasmile was a little better, but my car was slower.. i just didn't think it was working for me |
RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
i had a tornado my friend gave me, my gas mileage went down but my intake was louder, it didn't give me any noticable power so i got rid of it
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RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
it did sound kinda cool.
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RE: The Truth of the "Tornado"
Waste of cash.
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