Tornado??
03-31-2005, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by turbocivic
FACT:
I Dyno tested a 2001 Type R motor with bolt ons made 178whp
Tested it withe the tornado made 178whp didn't lose power anywhere
#1 The tornado is not a restriction as you may think
#2 it does work on big motors with poor intake plenum designs
It does work on some applications, but for the 99.99 with a money back gaurentee you be the judge, its funny how so many people put it down yet have never tested it or tried it. I was sent to the dyno with it on different cars to see if it worked.
I Dyno tested a 2001 Type R motor with bolt ons made 178whp
Tested it withe the tornado made 178whp didn't lose power anywhere
#1 The tornado is not a restriction as you may think
#2 it does work on big motors with poor intake plenum designs
It does work on some applications, but for the 99.99 with a money back gaurentee you be the judge, its funny how so many people put it down yet have never tested it or tried it. I was sent to the dyno with it on different cars to see if it worked.
it could potentially break up laminar flow depending on how the intake is actually routed
04-01-2005, 01:35 PM
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I work at performance improvements, I actually have sold a lot of these, we have a 30 money back guarntee and you know what, very few have came back, mainly due to fitment, but I have had several customers say good things, we had a customer dyno on a trans am(lt1) and he said he picked up a few hp with it, Like I said before 30 money back, buy one, try it, and if it doesnt work bring it back, no questions asked.
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