Has anyone any experience with the Superione air intake device? I know that it is one of the many similar products in the market but this was apparently tested by no other but NTU ( test reports available ) in 2003 and 2004 with impressive positive objective results ( power, torque, FC and emissions ). Is it really different and better then the usual bunch of Ecoteks, air chargers..etc?
Superione?
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jason3s
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Re: Superione?
hey yky,
i've got the superione fitted on my other civic..
cant really compare with other products cos i haven tried them on the civic before but the before/after feel is totally awesome..
first up my car def feels a hell lot more torque-ky now and it took the flatline in the acc out..
i.e. my rpm just shoots when ever i rev the car, none of tt delay crap anymore..yup..
and to top it all off i've managed to consistently get bout 50km more mileage per tank...
yup....juz moi 2cents worth...
jason...
hey yky,
i've got the superione fitted on my other civic..
cant really compare with other products cos i haven tried them on the civic before but the before/after feel is totally awesome..
first up my car def feels a hell lot more torque-ky now and it took the flatline in the acc out..
i.e. my rpm just shoots when ever i rev the car, none of tt delay crap anymore..yup..
and to top it all off i've managed to consistently get bout 50km more mileage per tank...
yup....juz moi 2cents worth...
jason...
jason3s
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Re: Superione?
ok mine's the t555...
damage was bout 170 with installation...yup..
and basically my mechanic just cut a strip off the air intake tube into the engine and fit the t555 there..
yup, it's pretty easy to install so if u're a techie kinda guy u might wanna DIY...yup..
will save ya bout $20 of labour cost....
ok mine's the t555...
damage was bout 170 with installation...yup..
and basically my mechanic just cut a strip off the air intake tube into the engine and fit the t555 there..
yup, it's pretty easy to install so if u're a techie kinda guy u might wanna DIY...yup..
will save ya bout $20 of labour cost....
