Oh god, I got a good laugh out of this:

Awesome Product

 

That's about as funny as a Type R sticker (25hp)!

 

It gets worse

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1850544615


"You are bidding on a kit that reroutes your exhaust gases away from your intake manifold and puts them straight into your exhaust. This is beneficial because hot exhaust in your intake manifold increases the air temp going into your engine, which causes horsepower loss"

This guy has 41 pages of crap like this that he is selling.

 

Scamming SOB's need to be beaten to a bloody pulp. Sadly any person that is dumb enough to buy into that deserves what theyve got coming, but still. Damn people like that ruin the world :-/

 

Dam, 15 HP for $15.00, do you guys think we can get in on a Group purchase and get the price down to $.50 cents per HP

 

Now this guy has 58 pages, 1445 items for sale ranging from air/fuel regulators, throttlebody bypass kits, exhaust mods to keep exhaust gases out of your intake manifold,to performance chips for @ 25 bucks.
Hey Mike, do you think his chip would work better than yours?

What's even worse is that on almost every page that he has this crap on there are 1 to 4 people bidding on this stuff. The prices on most of this crap is @ 9.99 to 24.99.

 

I in no way feel sorry for the people that buy that *****. That is about as bad as the electric turbo charger......hahahahahahahah

 

I know I"m going to get laughed at for asking this but I saw that electric turbo on ebay. Has anyone installed one of those? I can't imagine an electric motor that could pressurize a system enough to notice a "boost". In theory it could work right? I don't really know much about turbos (they simply raise the intake pressure so more fuel can be delivered.) Has anyone tried one of these?

 

Did you read his seller feedback? Pretty funny:
http://cgi2.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-c...id=joeanthony1

 

OK people, this is very simple.................

Anything that claims to do anything for better performance or fuel mileage for less than $100 will *always* find a home with those who would rather light a match to $25 than remember the most basic lessons of life taught by their parents & use some common sense.

Remember the "Tornado," the $70 paperweight that has sold thousands of units over the past few years? How about the platinum pellets sold for DECADES that you're supposed to drop in your gas tank, to alter the molecular structure of gasoline to give you 20% more power and 30% better fuel mileage?

You'll notice that neither we nor any other *reputable* performance company carries any such $9.95 or any $25 performance parts like that, and there's a good reason: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A $10 performance part, just as there is no such thing as a brand new 2003 Ford F-150 5.4 Lariat FX3 for $5000.

Our bests to all, and goodnight to this thread!