Anyone know if these work, why should we need it? what is the rush?
http://www.speedydelivery.co.uk/car-tun ... ongo.shtml
power boost?
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power boost?
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Hmmm
The fact that they talk about changing ignition timing, in concert with the following from their FAQ section:
Q. Will this fit on my particular cars model ?
A. If your cars is equipped with electronic fuel injection, it will. 99% of cars manufactured after in or after 1988 are equipped with a fuel injection. It will however not work on turbocharged vehicles.
Leads me to think that it only applies to the petrol engined models.
The fact that they talk about changing ignition timing, in concert with the following from their FAQ section:
Q. Will this fit on my particular cars model ?
A. If your cars is equipped with electronic fuel injection, it will. 99% of cars manufactured after in or after 1988 are equipped with a fuel injection. It will however not work on turbocharged vehicles.
Leads me to think that it only applies to the petrol engined models.
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I wouldn't touch this gizmo with yours!
As far as i can gather this little device will effectively bung in extra fuel (Like the engine is still cold)even when the engine is hot.
Essentially the motor will be running a very rich mixture,which, i suspect, will actually decrease the available power, when up to normal running temperature.
Overfueling is not a good thing on any engine,diesels are no exception.
As far as i can gather this little device will effectively bung in extra fuel (Like the engine is still cold)even when the engine is hot.
Essentially the motor will be running a very rich mixture,which, i suspect, will actually decrease the available power, when up to normal running temperature.
Overfueling is not a good thing on any engine,diesels are no exception.
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