Nissan Maxima: California EPA approves sale "The Exhaustonator"

This has got to be a joke.

"Truevic" <com> wrote in message
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What a quack.
This thing has as much use as one of those trailer-hitch propellers.

Why would anyone need to 'draft' an exhaust which is already under
pressure? Any 'reduced emissions' are probably due to the false
reading you get by probing the diffused or diluted exhaust.

Worse, it appears that when stationary, this device might allow
exhaust to travel back underneath the trunk, possibly entering the
vehicle cabin.

This company should work on drafting stationary objects like tool
sheds and outhouses instead. But still, they will probably sell
thousands won't they!!!



 

 

On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 06:37:03 GMT, "Truevic" <yourtvic@tSLAP>,wrote:
 

Didn't we run you out of the trucker's news group awhile back, moron?

Truevic scratched out in the sand
 

Yeah, I want to turn my max into a ricer...not!


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On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 06:37:03 GMT, "Truevic" <com>
wrote:
 


I really enjoy websites that make you wait through a foolish animated
logo screen before getting to the site simply because someone figured
out how to do animation in Flash. (not!)

Meat-->Plow wrote:
 

This one's even better if your car isn't turbo-charged. :-)
http://tinyurl.com/4l6fq

- Bob - wrote:
 
Don't waste your time. It's like those turbo spinner things that go into
your air intake tube. Like the air is going to spin from that turbo
thing into the air cleaner and after going through the air filter will
still be spinning.

Dan wrote:
 


If you want your car to sound like it's turbo charged without spending a
cent, pull the air intake tube off the air cleaner.