sun auto hyper voltage system?

[ohsnapzitzmeng]

well yea like the title says, you guys used one before? well my bro reconmended it so i ordered one for my civic.

when you launch at times does it kinda stall for a sec then go? not sure if this is a electrical problem or not

 

[ohsnapzitzmeng]

bump

 

[EK|B]

I don't think it does much. If it did, everyone would have one.

 

[ohsnapzitzmeng]

true but isnt sun auto a good brand name in japan?

 

[EK|B]

Probably, I don't know. But that doesn't mean that every product they make will be 1337. Like I bet if they made Ramen noodles, it would taste like dog s**t.

 

[smooveCRiMiNAL]

well i have bought their HVS MR, and hot ina zma pocket(aka hot pocket) a long time ago.
when my car was still an auto with just the HVS the car felt more snappy, car started up faster, saved a little more gas with daily driving. as for the hot pocket i felt a increase again in a more responsive car, and smoother shifts(auto).
as for it being in my 5speed car now. after taking them out, it feels like a whole different car. i say if you can afford it to get it. if not look on their site at the hot pocket. plugs into you 12volt socket, cheaper than the HVS, can be used in any car.

i have nothing but good things to say for their products, because they really do work. only downside is their prices....

 

[VSP]

This guy seems to like the effects of a battery voltage regulator [aka bunch of capacitors]:

http://www.b15sentra.net/forums/archive/index.php/t-120939.html

It's not a Sun Auto box (it's a Raizin), but it's a positive user review as to the effectiveness of this type of device. Interesting read.