Turbonator??
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Turbonator?? - 6/25/2005 8:45:13 AM
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1HOTTSHOT
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I was looking at this product on www.Turbonator.com and i was wondering if this is true. Has anyone ever used this thing, and will the 35 HP be more then what i could get if i was to install a regular cold air intake? Any feedback would be appreciated. Overall i want to get my 1992 Accord Lx to put out 200 HP after a summer's work flipping burgers so im not that limited in my funds, but i have to save and pay for gas and insurance and that great stuff. I was wondering if this is the right way to approach that goal?
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RE: Turbonator?? - 6/25/2005 11:45:37 AM
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6thgen
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Crap, you won't gain anything from that. It may help V8's with gas mileage, but don't think your gonna have a real power change...I'd doubt 1hp. That won't be as effective as an intake and an intake only adds around 5hp at most on an Accord. If you wan't 200 ponies, get a JDM h22 swap and some bolt-on's or boost your current engine.
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RE: Turbonator?? - 6/25/2005 1:07:26 PM
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Patrick
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the turbonator isnt the right way to approach anything, unless youre trying to waste money. look into stuff like a head, exhaust, intake, TB..so on. 
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