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if youre familiar with the company that makes spiralmax you read that it can increase hp by 35% AND gas mileage. i spent the $65 and was SOOOOO disappointed. gas mileage was unaffected and if there was a hp gain, i didn't notice. so just a precaution, don't waste your money like i did. (i think its meant for big displacement/high output engines.)<P>dave
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and if youre wondering what the hell it is:<P>its a little metal piece that you stick in the intake pipe. its a collar shape with angled flanges coming off of it that are meant to "spiral" the air coming in.
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nah, i don't wanna sell it. thanks though<P>dave
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Don't waste your money on either one of them. They don't affect gas mileage, and you'd lose HP and torque before you gained any.
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all it does it disrupt your airflow, hmm that would make me think u'd lose a s--- load of power
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it does not just disrupt the airflow. air naturally has a very erratic movement and the spiralmax gives the incoming air a defined path to go. its the same idea behind the swirling of toilet water when you flush. there definitely wasnt' a loss of horsepower, but also none to be heard of either.<P>dave
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My friend has a tornado for his miata and he said that at first he didnt notice any power but eventually he said he gained alot.
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he was lying like johnnie cochrane when he got OJ off of a double murder.
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it becomes erratic as soon as it enter the intake manifold<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by daverman:<BR><STRONG>it does not just disrupt the airflow. air naturally has a very erratic movement and the spiralmax gives the incoming air a defined path to go. its the same idea behind the swirling of toilet water when you flush. there definitely wasnt' a loss of horsepower, but also none to be heard of either.<P>dave</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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its a waste of money, and totally useless.....you want to expiriement, cut up a soda can.
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