Anybody have an issue with this??
"In a completely stock 99' Dodge Neon sport, I gained ten horses and went from 34-37 wheel horsepower to 44-47 wheel horsepower (using a G-Tech Pro performance meter). I have also noted (when I drive responsibly) a gain in gas mileage. I also lost a full second off my Quarter-mile times; from 16.8 to 15.8 and probably could have done better with more time with the G-Tech."
-Francis Mize (Cincinnati,OH)
The above is a testamonial from the turbonator website. A site that sells the ability to "supercharge any car for $69.95. Now tell me if I'm wrong but the 99 neon sport came with a 132hp 2.0 L inline 4 with 150lbs/ft of torque so even accounting for the difference between crank and wheel hp this neon is with this miricale product losing say 80hp magically. Seems odd to me.
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