Aquatune

[2000blacksolaro]

Hey everyone I was wondering your ideas on aquatune. www.aquatune.com I would like to here from someone who actually has it, or knows someone who has. I talked to a guy who had it on his 00 3.8 mustang 5spd he said it gave him 6 mpg hwy and about 15 hp when mixed with alcohol. It looks like more of a sensable idea than the usual rice mods you see. So give me some feedback.

[Dominic]

Nobody here has tried it - the only place I am aware of with the mentioning of this product is clubgp.com

If you would like to try it we would all like to hear from you of course [img]smile.gif[/img]

[TheWave]

It was brought up a long time ago and someone was testing it out. I never saw the results though.

[TheWave]

http://www.camarov6.com/ubb/ultimate...c&f=1&t=006785
http://www.camarov6.com/ubb/ultimate...c&f=1&t=003560
http://www.camarov6.com/ubb/ultimate...c&f=1&t=003997
http://www.camarov6.com/ubb/ultimate...&f=16&t=000638

[93v6firebird]

out of curiousity what are the usual "rice" mods?

[Arctc Wolf]

rice mods are the most basic and general mods you could do to a car. This means Intake, cat-back, header(s), cat, spark plugs/wires, and maybe a throttle body. I don't think people should classify these as "rice" mods since most people do these first few when they just start building up their cars. The only reason people started calling them this is because certain "ricers" would say their engine is built while having only done these mods. This definition of built is far from the true def., so everyone associated these mods as ricer mods.

[93v6firebird]

wow very complete answer