just put a SARD electronic sweeper on my car and surprisingly after driving around for a while and just starting the car the rpms stay very smooth no more jumping around like it used to ,only seems to move maybe 50rpms instead of the occasional 100-300 rpms i was getting. the rpm's stay good at 900 on idle and i dont get that annoying rattle when the rpm's drop low like they used to. although the part is kinda pricey still seems to work fairly well. its also supposed to increase gas mileage a lil bit and torque but i dont know if i will ever notice those.

 

Never heard of this, can you give please give the link to where there's more info about this. Sounds interesting.

 

well to my knowledge there is only one importer for SARD in the U.S and the website is http://www.sardracing.com/sard_electrical_sweeper.htm it gives a brief description but still pretty vague. i had a friend of mine who is japanese read it for me to give me a lil better description.

 

Sard Sweeper features an electrical charging system and electrical noise filter which provides a stable and consistent voltage flow to all your vehicles electrical device. The result is an engine with stable idle, better response, increase in torque, and less fuel consumption.
The Sweeper can be used with all types of batteries and engines.

 

wow,
you just got here and you stumbled on to this thread and made your first post???????

i smell fish. made from spam...

beers

 

we are the US distributor for SARD in the U.S. jus trying my best to provide more information. www.kure-international.com

 

^ Fitness equitment and Motorsport?! That's almost as odd as the donut/chinese food restraunts....

 

it works twice as well when used in conjuction with a Tornado air intake swirler ... heh

 

don't forget the magnetic gas savers!

 

it is an electronic turbonator. woo woo.

beers

 

The odd thing about this is that SARD is a reputable company and they are being flamed. From experience, SARD makes great products.

 

The sweeper is something like a stabilizer right?