Would you put this on YOUR vehicle?

It's a sprint booster they sell for Crossfires for better throttle response for throttle by wire.

 

When's the last time you saw me do something half-assed with the truck? Pics or :ban:

 

ok i got it!!! its an antenna for your airport card!!!

 

My guess....you killed a terrorist, and this fell out of his ass.

 

It reduces the voltage to a sensor that runs to the computer and makes it run rich as if it was cold?

 

ooo! ooo! me! me! It's the opposite of a dimmer. So your interior lights ramp up smoothly when you open the door.

 

Bunch of smart cookies here.......



.....but no one is correct yet.
Close though.

 

Then it's got to be something for that Winnebago crap he's running off his inverter.

 

Nah.
It's got nothing to do with the inverter.


(BTW- the inverter died upon 2nd use during Hurricane Ike. The install was so awesome, it took me 2 hours to dig the damn thing back out. LOL I'll be returning this one (again), and picking up a REAL inverter. One that powers up more than 3 times.)

 

Ok. last shot (actually 2 of them).

1) It keeps something lit/running during a short power interruption like when you crank the starter.

2) It lets you unlock your car (one time) with the fob even when the battery is dead.

 

Its a tic tac box with some stuff in it....sure i'd throw it on the front seat or somethin...

 

^ :rofl:



C'mon what the H3LL is it already?

 

Sorry I didn't update this, folks.
It was a BRILLIANT idea.........that didn't work for this application.

Over the weekend, the TicTac box met the Dremel.

 

Buahahahahahaha...Brilliant huh? :rofl2:


So are you going to tell us what this thing wasn't for, aside from all the stuff we already mentioned?

 

i think it is a conutter valve that attaches to the base OML indise the matrix

 

No.
Because I'm a dick.




But you guys already knew that.....

 

come on dude what is it

 

you opened the box now tell us!!!

 

It's his Sweedish Penius Pump:usflag:

 

You'll be able to read all about it in an upcoming DIY article.

Patience, young grasshopper(s).