Worst Aftermarket Mods
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Wonderful article.
I would only add that there are few things (if any) that sound worse than a small I-4 feeding it's output into a "flatulence can" muffler. The sound is rivaled only by a Chihuahua that got hold of a poor-quality bean burrito.
I would only add that there are few things (if any) that sound worse than a small I-4 feeding it's output into a "flatulence can" muffler. The sound is rivaled only by a Chihuahua that got hold of a poor-quality bean burrito.
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Worst Aftermarket Mods
This should qualify as one of the worst: Pack-Ford Crown Victoria
The mod kit is priced from $15,000 to $18,500 for those who have plenty of cash to blow on useless projects.
Worst Aftermarket Mods
This should qualify as one of the worst: Pack-Ford Crown Victoria
The mod kit is priced from $15,000 to $18,500 for those who have plenty of cash to blow on useless projects.
Umm.. the tornado, slick 50, the magnetic fuel saver.
The 12V-10A accessory fans marketed on EBay as "electric superchargers".
For those less mathematically inclined, a belt-driven supercharger is said to take 10HP to drive, for sake of argument.
One HP electrical is 746 watts. 12V*10A is 120 watts, or 0.16HP.
About 1/62 the needed HP.
Then, there's the squirrel-cage fan, a design not known for being able to pressurize air much.
For those less mathematically inclined, a belt-driven supercharger is said to take 10HP to drive, for sake of argument.
One HP electrical is 746 watts. 12V*10A is 120 watts, or 0.16HP.
About 1/62 the needed HP.
Then, there's the squirrel-cage fan, a design not known for being able to pressurize air much.
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