Is this likely to work?

adamskibx · Unread post by **adamskibx** » 19 Sep 2005, 01:20

Came across this device-all looks convincing but I thought id check to see what you all think.
http://www.surbo.net/specs.html

fastandfurryous · Unread post by **fastandfurryous** » 19 Sep 2005, 01:40

What an utter load of tripe. Yet another "we think we know better than the car manufacturer" company.
You'd be better off fitting a free-flow air filter.

jeremy · Unread post by **jeremy** » 19 Sep 2005, 02:05

Someone even road tested it!http://www.btinternet.com/~madmole/Revues/Surbo.html
and was less than impressed!
Jeremy

citroenzx · Unread post by **citroenzx** » 19 Sep 2005, 02:32

Look, we've seen so many of this type of thing around that everyone should now be operating on the same theory "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!"

bxbodger · Unread post by **bxbodger** » 19 Sep 2005, 17:30

I don't know how much they charge for these things but I am willing to sell anyone who want one one of my old socks for £29.99- its probably cheaper than a surbo, and you can stuff it in your intake and it will give you the same effect!!!!!!
Discount price for a pair of socks for the twin-surbo effect is £59.97!!!

oilyspanner · Unread post by **oilyspanner** » 19 Sep 2005, 23:16

Snake oil again, the idea of something for nothing always attracts the gullible, thankfully my special charm item protects me from such things and it only cost £200!
Stewart

uhn113x · Unread post by **uhn113x** » 20 Sep 2005, 13:26

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Snake oil again, the idea of something for nothing always attracts the gullible, thankfully my special charm item protects me from such things and it only cost £200!
Stewart
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Just be careful you point the magnets the right way round, Stewart......[;)]

citroencxdiesel · Unread post by **citroencxdiesel** » 22 Sep 2005, 05:46

Now then, as a great man once said: naivety is a flaw of youth, but cynicism is a curse of the aged.
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