Engine hyper gauss

I have one on my fuel line. To tell you the truth, I don't think it works. There aren't particles in fuel that are magnetically sensitive enough to be affected by rare earth magnets.

wow, thats a big turn around from what you were saying a few months back.

haha yeah I know. Placebo horsepower. What else can I say?

It looks cool. That's about it.

yea I'd get it because its blue.

But you wouldn't.

you'd be suprise how many things I brought just because its blue.. but yea I probably wont buy this.

Then how come your car isn't blue?

but then it'll be too blue

Nah, no such thing as too blue.

Hehe, I have one too. I've been studying it more and I believe it makes a difference according to all the tests and evidence I've seen but I think the difference is soo minuscule that you probably wont be able to tell. I will still swear by the grounding kits though. those have made the biggest difference for me.

The HGS and HVS grounding and battery stabilizer have worked for me.

What you need now are Pulstar pulse plugs.

It's more or less true. It does discharge a much greater spark and you do feel a difference. It makes the throttle VERY responsive and you can feel a slight power increase throughout the entirety of the power band. Gas mileage goes up a little too. Keep in mind that power increases for a Corolla are very small since it's only a 1.8 liter motor.

What exactly are these? I searched to try to find info, because I saw it in your sig but have thus been unsuccessful. Is it like what Vamp did on his site? I wanted to add ground wires to the alternator and engine because my brother told me that it would be good since I added an underdrive and alternator pulley, but I don't have any electrical accessories that require more voltage.

HGS = Hyper Ground System
http://www.sunautomobile.com/products_hyperground.htm

HVS = Hyper Voltage System
http://www.sunautomobile.com/products_hypervoltage.htm