looks BS
http://www2.discountmbparts.com/part...+Saver&dp=true
I rember reading about a guy who fited something to get a better MPG.. I suppose it must of been this.. from what ive read it just slots into the Air intake!
or prehaps this one:
http://www.engineionizer.com/?gclid=...FQ9iMAodHCpbUg
http://www.wcpo.com/external/dwym/c3b519.html
heres what others with SUV's thought..
Standard 1999 C230K Sport
Mileage: 120K
Tyres: Pirelli P6000
looks BS
Looks BS, rollin, it is BS. You might get a bit better MPG, but not 20+HP or any of that BS.Originally posted by rollinrealbig
looks BS
2000 C230K
custom intake
Full audio with MTX, Alpine, And Rf parts
custom a-pillar pod
hey if their was a fuel effiecency section I would of posted it their.Originally posted by therock2689
Looks BS, rollin, it is BS. You might get a bit better MPG, but not 20+HP or any of that BS.
It would be intresting to see how each of them performed and how they did combined, strictly speaking on the fuel efficiency and on the c230K.
:ermm:
you gota admit making the air intakes like that of a jet engine does sound sort of cool.. (i know our sc probably already does to some degree) and so does inoizing the air+fuel mixture before fireing
Standard 1999 C230K Sport
Mileage: 120K
Tyres: Pirelli P6000
im just saying i hear none of that works. i never tried and dont care about it.
What is suposidly does is makes a spinning effect on the incoming air charge. In theory what it does is to make the air and the fuel mix and then burn more evenly. Not that is in theory. What it probly does is cause some air resiction and posible a loss in power. I think that they take the concept off of jets or something i dont realy know. But air under presure is more prone to straghtening out and comeing back together.Originally posted by ncd
so does inoizing the air+fuel mixture before fireing
It just pure BS that thing, dont waste your $60.
Rock
2000 C230K
custom intake
Full audio with MTX, Alpine, And Rf parts
custom a-pillar pod
fairy enough :bandit:
Standard 1999 C230K Sport
Mileage: 120K
Tyres: Pirelli P6000
didn't nenad tried it and had some decent result in this? he's got a old thread on here about this.