pcimino

Yes, in fact here's a picture of one of our happy clients...

timmytriangles

fyi i just bought an obx spacer which i had for 6 months and i finally decided to install it. the entire time i thought it wud do nothing and i coudlnt be more impressed. as soon as i started my car i heard that my intake was louder and sucking in more air. you guys dont have to be worried about tuning and the lenth of the intake because it goes after the o2 sensor. normally turbulent airflow is bad. but, at that point its fine and actually helps. i can honestly say i felt the differance- im in LI if you dont believe me.

deadphoenix52

im going to call BS and say you dont know what youre talking about because you said it goes after the o2 sensor.

this is referred to as the placebo effect

Charles R. Hill

iTrader: (7)

I came to the same conclusion FAR sooner than that when I was reading his post.
There goes the neighborhood............

Agent XY

iTrader: (1)

Damn, its only good for the 2004. Why do they always have to leave out us 2006s.
It probably wouldn't work on a phantom blue model anyways....

ken-x8

The original post was in 2005...2006's weren't around yet.

Maybe you can make do with a Turbonator until the link gets updated.

Ken

timmytriangles

well mass air, past all the sensors. my baaaad douuucsh but it works.

Beodude

iTrader: (3)

Sorry to say, but I really have my doubts. Throttle body spacers might have helped on carbureted cars since it allowed more time for the fuel and air to mix.

Plus, think about it this way. Mazda designed the engine well enough that intakes and exhausts are ineffective. Would a spacer that was super cheap to make be on a stock car? Very yes if they could make more power with less fuel consumption.

timmytriangles

no, on a stock car dont bother. u have to at least put a cold air or short ram on. but i sware the thing works. the sound alone is worth it.