Tornado®
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From: Longwood Florida
Tornado®
Ok, you want more power out of your 4.6, you also want better gas milage.The first thing to look at is the Air flow. Get rid of that OE paper filter and get a K&N® or something you like better. Instant 2 to 4 Hpwr increase. Then get a Tornado®, a simple device that goes POST air filter collector box. this little baby will put a twist in the air going into your engine and you will instanly feel a differance. It took me literally ONLY 30 seconds to install mine and I haven't looked back.
Just try one. you'll be amazed.
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To each his own opinion. 
Personally, I bought mine at a local shop, installed it and Noticed an increase in both power and milage right away. It came with a 60 day money back, no questions asked guarentee. What did I have to lose?
On my trip down from Ohio to Florida, I went from having to stop at a gas station every 250-270 miles to 350-365 miles. Thas a huge increase.
(By the way, I don't sell them, I don't make money from them,) I just bought one and figured I would share my experience with a product I found that works. Some people swear by them, some say they are junk. Just like those who own or have owned a
GM product!
Personally, I bought mine at a local shop, installed it and Noticed an increase in both power and milage right away. It came with a 60 day money back, no questions asked guarentee. What did I have to lose?
On my trip down from Ohio to Florida, I went from having to stop at a gas station every 250-270 miles to 350-365 miles. Thas a huge increase.
(By the way, I don't sell them, I don't make money from them,) I just bought one and figured I would share my experience with a product I found that works. Some people swear by them, some say they are junk. Just like those who own or have owned a
GM product!
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From: Trussville, Alabama
So, let's see....
A few bucks at the local auto parts store, 30 seconds to install, and you see a 40% increase in fuel mileage.
Am I to believe that Ford would not be able to determine the efficiency of such a device, in an era where there is a push to switch to 5W20 oil for the slight increase in mpg? CAFE numbers mean a lot to manufacturers!
I can't believe that if such simple "technology" could boost fuel economy by 40% it would not already be a part of the intake system.
Also, I refer you to .....
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=216168
A few bucks at the local auto parts store, 30 seconds to install, and you see a 40% increase in fuel mileage.
Am I to believe that Ford would not be able to determine the efficiency of such a device, in an era where there is a push to switch to 5W20 oil for the slight increase in mpg? CAFE numbers mean a lot to manufacturers!
I can't believe that if such simple "technology" could boost fuel economy by 40% it would not already be a part of the intake system.
Also, I refer you to .....
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=216168
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Unfortunately, many people get duped. Its really not their fault either. The companies making these things use slick quasi-science in their marketing, testimonials from "experts" in the industry (they are actually paid to say it), etc.
I fell for the Slick 50s thing in the late 1980s before I knew how teflon works. Not my fault really, they count on consumer ignorance and thankfully the Internet, in some cases, helps prevent this sort of thing. Lots of people swore Slick 50 did wonders for their vehicle.... but that didn't stop the Federal Trade Commision from putting a stop to Slick 50's false advertising.
Learn from those who have watched their money disappear on gimmicks --- most people, including myself, have fallen for something at least once. Its a hard pill to swallow, especially for men (egos), which is probably why many people will convince themselves something that doesn't work really does. The trick is to admit you're been suckered and be a skeptic next time!
I fell for the Slick 50s thing in the late 1980s before I knew how teflon works. Not my fault really, they count on consumer ignorance and thankfully the Internet, in some cases, helps prevent this sort of thing. Lots of people swore Slick 50 did wonders for their vehicle.... but that didn't stop the Federal Trade Commision from putting a stop to Slick 50's false advertising.
Learn from those who have watched their money disappear on gimmicks --- most people, including myself, have fallen for something at least once. Its a hard pill to swallow, especially for men (egos), which is probably why many people will convince themselves something that doesn't work really does. The trick is to admit you're been suckered and be a skeptic next time!
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From: York, NE
I'll say that I wish I would have found this site before I spent the money on it. Since the Tornado, I have spent my money much more wisely on things that actually do give you power and mileage, although you should always buy them with the power in mind because the mileage will never pay for it self. It can be a nice benefit and help justify it to the wife if need be. But for about $700, I have bought an intake, a Gibson cat-back exhaust, and a Diablo chip and all 3 made differences with the chip being the best and the intake being the least.
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