Those electric 'supercharger's from ebay has became a common joke response to people who are looking for most bang for the buck, but this:

http://www.sixth-element.com/english/product-e.htm

is new to me.

I came across the ad while flipping through a parts magazine from Taiwan. It is suppose to work not only on cars but on computers also.

Regardless of whether it gives any benefits or not, it makes your engine bay look like its full of warts.

It is suppose to benefit every gas, fluid and electrical current including your suspension system yet the ***** come in sizes depending on your engine size?

Has anyone ever heard about this or even tried?

 

25% increase in power.......I dont think so

I have seen similar things like this. Like fuel magnets thats supposed to promote ionization....

 

Wow, hmmm that is very interesting... Leave everything up to the germans to figure something like this out -lol-

 

I have never seen it, but rest assured, it doesn't work as claimed.

 

This is bull****. Do NOT buy it. Its probably a plastic ball with a magnet inside of it. The website is hilarious!

 

Love the funky music.

 

nice music.lol

 

I dont get it what the hell is it. Are they selling magnetic ***** that you stick onto your intake pipe?

 

Wow yet ANOTHER FREE ENERGY SCAM...

how did i not see this one coming?

 

If I wear those on my johnson, will I become a sexual dynamo? It doesn't say in their FAQ...

 

hahah

 

Man that is as see through as a piece of air. Yet there will still be those out there that will pay for that junk.
You'd probably see more tq/hp increase from adding some racing stripes to your car.