I did a search for this and only found one person asked a question and no one answered it.

Does anyone know if this is a usefull upgrade on a new vehicle?

I mean I know it might help out an older car more than a new one, but is the $200+ worth the smoother electrical power??

Does it even work?!

 

that would have been me that posted it...
good luck on getting an answer...

 

Either no one has any clue or no one cares

 

I don't think anyone knows....honestly...
and I don't think it's limited to this forum either...

 

i've personally never even heard of it

 

It would have to be dyno tested before and after to see results.

Basically, $200.00... could be put to better use IMO..

 

mine as well

 

Fair enough guys.

I know not many ppl are willing to drop that kinda money on something that seems so trivial. However I may consider it in the future. But for now I'll hold off and invest in something that would net more gains.

If I ever do pick up the little gadget I'll post Dyno results before and after install.

But don't bet on it for a while at least.

 

Honestly, don't waste your money. I'll be the first one to answer you and say no it doesn't do anything.

 

it does do something, i wouldnt expect a noticable performance increase though. if you like all your electrical gadgets it could help their operation, like the radio for instance.
i am going to remember to get my hands on a schematic for our cars one of these days, but if you or someone else can do me this favour, i can show you something that would be doing the same thing for less than $20.

you have given me another idea though, that might possibly net 5-10hp. i wont boast any numbers or info until i try it and see if it works.

 

From all my reading of reviews, you would definately see a small increase in hp/tq
One reason is your spark will be more constant. Definately a good investment if you plan on running your A/C alot as well as crank up your stereo.

One question I have is, where do you install it in our cars? Since the battery is in the trunk, does it go there or does it attach to the fuse box in the engine bay? Also the Hyper Ground Kit is recommended to go along with the Hyper Voltage box.

 

Well my question I guess is not of it really does anything but rather if it would help any on a new car.

I mean a new car like a 2005 would prolly have filters built into the electrical system already right?

 

i think i t would benefit our cars alot, imo we have weak electrical systems cuz when i roll up my window my gauge cluster dims, thats not good, i plan on a grounding kit, optima battery and anything else i can get to beef up my electrical system

 

i agree, the thing is that grounding kits and all these hypervoltage things are too damn expensive. i dont want to pay $100+ for a set of wires and some instructions to ground my car.