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Old 09-28-2006, 20:51   #1 (permalink)
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confused Mustang + Turbonator = ????

look i own a 06 V6 premium mustang, and im thinking of buying a turbonator from that site turbonator.com, but i dont kno if they work.what i do kno is their only $60 compared to 7grand for a twin turbo charge kit. and it can add up to 35 more hp and 22% more mpg. is it a smart move? does it work? help me out
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look i own a 06 V6 premium mustang, and im thinking of buying a turbonator from that site turbonator.com, but i dont kno if they work.what i do kno is their only $60 compared to 7grand for a twin turbo charge kit. and it can add up to 35 more hp and 22% more mpg. is it a smart move? does it work? help me out
great little device if you want to plonk an obscruction in the air path , other than that take the $60.00 and burn it , about the same effect .
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the "turbonator" is a scam. Don't waste your money.
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ok i need str8 ****in answers. i dont care if it pollutes the enviornment or what it does to the ozone.all i want to kno is.....DOES THE TURBONATOR INCREASE HP,AND DOES IT INCREASE MPG??? so all u enviornmentalist **** OFF
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Re: Mustang + Turbonator = ????

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No, it dosent do anything. It obstructs the path from the air-box to the throttle body.
If it really increased horsepower wouldnt Ford have put them in from the factory?
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well quiet possibly maybe,but then again probably not unless it was an option,why would ford go out of the way to add a 3rd party distributors part onto its vehilce......anyways,more input on this subject always needed.

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It does absolutely nothing to power, fuel economy, or emissions. It's a scam to the Nth degree.
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ok well i need some input from more than one person so yea,get back at me
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Wow. You've asked a question and apparently don't like the answers you're being given. A quick Google of "turbonator reviews" will give you countless hits that can all be summed up by this one.
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ok well honestly i dont care what u guys think about my responses,all i care about is then answer to my question. DOES THE TURBONATOR WORK!!! thank you
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