[kcrudup]

I wonder what's worse: the people who scam folks with this kind of sh!t, or the folks who buy it:

Fake "electron correcting" bars to put on your engine wires: http://www.shakti-innovations.com/automotive.htm

Wooden volume knobs, 'cause metal ones are "bad": http://www.referenceaudiomods.com/Merch ... ct_Count=2

CDs sound funny? Use these CD-Upgraders: http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina27.htm

 

[bradical]

WTF!?

wooden knobs??? good thing they are coated with C37 laquer

 

[race4aliving]

I saw those knobs on one of the audio forums I visit. it's nice to know that Beech wood is so valuable, I've got 8 acres and they are covered in Beech trees. :idea: I'll be glad to sell anyone some of those knobs. I will even beat their price by $10.00 and mine are coated with C38.

 

[Lady Dakine]

"who's talkin about my knob?"
signed-
Pinocchio
8)

 

[hitecredneck]

on the shaki one as :twisted: a certified emi engineer with 25 years in the field I am not convinced. buyer beware.

 

[Sensei]

What you guys fail to realize is that individually, these parts do very little, if nothing. However, if you combine and harness their power, you can get an extra 150HP at the wheels! Well, that's what happens when the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers get together. It's morphin' time? :lol:

Seriously, save your $$ and get something that actually works, like an STB

 

[bradical]

too late dude.

i have taped those CD "chips" all over my ECU to squeeze out another 100 HP.....maybe thats why my engine wont start :roll: