Tornado real or fake

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Mazdaspeed Protege 03
I was wondering if you guys think the tornado thing in the intake pipe really works or not. Surprisingly, it gets mixed reviews from everyone I talk to, I have heard it works from firsthand experience and people that know a lot about mechanics en stuff say it is bulls***. Any comments?
 
I have't tried it but let put it this way: if it worked, car manuf. would put it in since you can make a plastic one for a couple of cents... Car racing would certainly use it too if it gave extra power. I'm sure they all tested it! Bottom line: it's BS just like all those fuel saving devices!
 
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Last month's Consumer Reports had a review of several of these devices. They said all of their tests confirm they don't make ANY difference in mileage or power.
 
Actually this is the best mod I have done to my car in a long time. I gained 30whp at the dyno last week.
 
i had the tornado that you put in the exhaust so it pulls the air outta the engine quicker
 
Don't forget lower cruising rpms also.

We have a Tornado in our intakes already, it's called a turbo!

Britt
 
it only works if you install it with a few good dabs of elbow grease. Don't forget to check your halogen fluid when you're done!
 
mspdfreak said:
Personally, I go with "The Hurricane". 30 whp, and stun-shield capability.
Yea you should of seen the gains I got from Hurricane Frances. Took my speed out for a spin and it took off like a rocket. Felt like an added 100whp not to mention higher trap speeds (rofl2)
 
We tested it on a dyno in ford ranger at school. Lost 6.1 hp, gained .12 ft/lbs torque. And we actually gained 1.6mpg using it (probably due to the lost hp not using as much fuel).
 
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