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With all my techinal know how.....the best I can do is under the bonnet :roll: I'd have looked at my TIS CD but haven't got it with me at the moment.
If no-ones come up trumps till friday, i'll get it from home and look it up. My guess is Matt or Toby will give you the best answer (slightly more detailed then mine)
What does this gizmo do :?:
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Fuel Pipe
#2
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 03:44 PM
As far as I know it is supposed to
reduce fuel consumption, small
increase in power and acceleration, reduce
engine emmisions and to clear previoused
formed combustion particles.
It sounds to good to be true, so I
am currently trying it out free for 30
days (the I have to pay £19).
All I need to do now is locate the
fuel pipe in between the injection system?
reduce fuel consumption, small
increase in power and acceleration, reduce
engine emmisions and to clear previoused
formed combustion particles.
It sounds to good to be true, so I
am currently trying it out free for 30
days (the I have to pay £19).
All I need to do now is locate the
fuel pipe in between the injection system?
#3
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 04:25 PM
SENT IT BACK NOW!!
DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY
Lots of these dodgy tuning things coming up just lately.......
Info re a post on another one of these spurious items below
This was on ebay for £15 .......for a resistor to put in your ecu
copy
This has come up in another thread as well-----
Similar thing came up re reno clio 172
Apparently the resistor changes the info re cold air/advances the timing
So it will pink - hence why they say use premium petrol
Forget it
Just use optimax instead - this is probably the only increase it gives anyway!!
................
What you really NEED is the 'ionic mass powergain converter' safe for all car including formula 1 - developed by einstein on the moon and only available here
Forget those millions of pounds of development and invest just £10 plus postage and packaging (£48.99) Order now 15 minute money back guarantee from time of postal despatch
Send me your money - and I'll go and get a stone out of me garden - paint it silver and post it to you - then you can drop it in your fuel tank and be amazed at the full 750bhp power increase blah blah blah!!
............................
Surely all manufacturers would fit these as stardard if they did ANYTHING to improve the car
Send it back - don't be ripped off
Are ANY of these things not just utter rubbish!
DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY
Lots of these dodgy tuning things coming up just lately.......
Info re a post on another one of these spurious items below
This was on ebay for £15 .......for a resistor to put in your ecu
copy
This has come up in another thread as well-----
Similar thing came up re reno clio 172
Apparently the resistor changes the info re cold air/advances the timing
So it will pink - hence why they say use premium petrol
Forget it
Just use optimax instead - this is probably the only increase it gives anyway!!
................
What you really NEED is the 'ionic mass powergain converter' safe for all car including formula 1 - developed by einstein on the moon and only available here
Forget those millions of pounds of development and invest just £10 plus postage and packaging (£48.99) Order now 15 minute money back guarantee from time of postal despatch
Send me your money - and I'll go and get a stone out of me garden - paint it silver and post it to you - then you can drop it in your fuel tank and be amazed at the full 750bhp power increase blah blah blah!!
............................
Surely all manufacturers would fit these as stardard if they did ANYTHING to improve the car
Send it back - don't be ripped off
Are ANY of these things not just utter rubbish!
Puma 1.7
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 04:26 PM
sorry for shouting!
Puma 1.7
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 04:38 PM
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sorry for shouting! :D :DSomebaody had to. Other modding devices include that Eco-tec filter. If it seems too good to be true it is. Look for "proof" that doesn't include strictly like for like testing. Not just before and after.
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 04:49 PM
"ionic mass powergain converter"where can i get one of these :wink:
I don't believe it's a stone painted silver,i think it's a lump of aluminium with a hole an the middle and a pair of jubilee clips to attach it together.
On a more serious note,don't bother with it,send it back it won't work.
I don't believe it's a stone painted silver,i think it's a lump of aluminium with a hole an the middle and a pair of jubilee clips to attach it together.
On a more serious note,don't bother with it,send it back it won't work.
Rodney..."Why do they call him trigger,is it cos he carrys a gun?"
Delboy..."Nah...it's cos he looks like an orse!"
Delboy..."Nah...it's cos he looks like an orse!"
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 04:53 PM
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'ionic mass powergain converter' ............
Don't knock it. I have two fitted in line for double the bhp gain. Mine are made from carbon fibre to save on weight though.....
#8
Posted 09 April 2003 - 04:58 PM
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Don't knock it. I have two fitted in line for double the bhp gain. Mine are made from carbon fibre to save on weight though.....
Surely this would only work in parallel as opposed to series?
:idea: :roll:
If your crafty and you know it 
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 05:10 PM
Fantastic !!!
The carbon ones - wow! feel the power!!
I can also sell you these!! in addition to the 'ionic mass powergain converter'
These would be £10.99 plus postage and packaging (£78.97) and come with the same all encompasing 15 minutes from time of posting guarantee!
Includes a full fitting kit (two cable ties)
Only available from me - send me your cheques now!!
(now where is that old instant barbecue tray-round the back of the shed i think??)
The carbon ones - wow! feel the power!!
I can also sell you these!! in addition to the 'ionic mass powergain converter'
These would be £10.99 plus postage and packaging (£78.97) and come with the same all encompasing 15 minutes from time of posting guarantee!
Includes a full fitting kit (two cable ties)
Only available from me - send me your cheques now!!
(now where is that old instant barbecue tray-round the back of the shed i think??)
Puma 1.7
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 05:17 PM
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"ionic mass powergain converter"where can i get one of these :wink:
I don't believe it's a stone painted silver,i think it's a lump of aluminium with a hole an the middle and a pair of jubilee clips to attach it together.
On a more serious note,don't bother with it,send it back it won't work.
I don't believe it's a stone painted silver,i think it's a lump of aluminium with a hole an the middle and a pair of jubilee clips to attach it together.
On a more serious note,don't bother with it,send it back it won't work.
Buy it from me
........and it will be a stone painted silver!!
Beyreal above is looking at a different thing - think its a metal thing that clips on fuel pipe!!
Hopefully I can make my fortune selling paintted stones to car manufacturers out of my garden!!!
Puma 1.7
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 05:22 PM
Beyreal - Please don't think I am having a go at you re the product you are looking at! I'm not :cry:
I just don't think it will work and don't want you to waste your money!!
:sorry:
I just don't think it will work and don't want you to waste your money!!
:sorry:
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Posted 09 April 2003 - 06:07 PM
Thanks for all the advice given, but I
still have to test this product out
and give an opinion to a unamed source.
Please can someone answer the original question
which was "Which is the fuel pipe in
the engine bay?"
still have to test this product out
and give an opinion to a unamed source.
Please can someone answer the original question
which was "Which is the fuel pipe in
the engine bay?"
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Posted 10 April 2003 - 08:46 AM
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Please can someone answer the original question
which was "Which is the fuel pipe in
the engine bay?"
which was "Which is the fuel pipe in
the engine bay?"
Which one are you after? supply or return ? 8)
Can't you just chuck it into the fuel filler when you next fill up ? or if you prefer just hold it in the same hand as the petrol pump nozzle when you next fill up - shouldn't make much of a difference :wink:
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