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Engine Test-Driver Needed for new product:: GP2000a

Discussion in 'Powertrain' started by darrenwang, Mar 5, 2004.

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    Test-Driver Needed for new product:: GP2000a

    Please advise the following thread.

    topic 55362#55362
    darrenwang, Mar 5, 2004
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    1337Rolla oh my

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    Seems like an interesting idea. It might give a somewhat increase in gas mileage by vaporizing the recirculating hydrocarbons. A long time ago I posted a DIY for a similar device. The version I had actually seperates the mixture into water/oils, and vapor. The vapor returns to the engine, and the garbage is stored in the canister. The only downside of my version is you must manually empty the canister every 2 weeks.
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    From my own experience (I had it installed for a while already), it doesn't really improve gas milage that much, but it definately make the car more responsive.

    And Yes, there are similar products on the market right now, but this is the ONLY one that applied that lastest technology thus it could supply extra oxygen rather than just whole bunch of air.

    Installation-wise, it takes only 5-10 min, and you don't need to clean it either. :lol:
    darrenwang, Mar 5, 2004
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