It may be really surprising, but mazdamazda, carlocaraddict, and I now officially endorse the khaos super-duper-mega-hyper contraption that's been causing much constipated anguish in the boards lately (see photos later).
surprising? shocking? certainly, especially since mazdamazda has come to be known as an unbelievably anal oxides of nitrogen eco-warrior in the face of the khaos controversy. but lo and behold, the three of us took a field trip to a khaos booth and we are now believers (as the ateneo mantra goes).
it has come to our heat-addled attention, after a rather underwhelming drive in a chic Peugeot 206 pocket roadster, that khaos has passed australian federal standard testing and in fact, also received praise from the US Environmental Protection Agency, with independent federal testing confirming that indeed, all significant particulate emissions, including nitrogen dioxide, nitric oxide, and nitrous oxide, are demonstrably reduced with the employment of the miracle wonder-thingy and that there were significant gains in fuel economy, on the order of 14%. although the fuel economy gain falls short of the claimed 50-or-so percent reduction, that is still a significant reduction, especially if employed on a massive scale. a twice-interrupted time-series experimental design was used on six vehicles of various types and sizes: a 2004 Honda Civic subcompact, a 2004 Ford F-150 pickup, a 2003 Ford Explorer SUV, a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti sports car, a 2003 Toyota Camry sedan, and a 2004 Nissan Patrol - which rather curiously, the photo shows to have a license plate reading 'ODS888'. on both times when the device was installed, controlled testing showed reduced volumes of particulate emissions and improved fuel economy. this is remarkable because the device proves to be a viable even for modern EFI vehicles. a third independent laboratory confirmed the results with a line spectra analysis of the exhaust gases through NMR spectroscopy. although the NMR spectrometer and the instruments of the EPA were all unplugged during the time of testing the khaos device, the EPA affirmed that the results were generally conclusive and has significant implications for air pollution control.
a technical paper was appended to the EPA report, and a careful, though declassified, analysis of the workings of the device was presented. it seems that the interior of the metal tube (which was presented here as just that - an unremarkable metal tube) is impregnated at the molecular level with a novel, patent-pending, trimethyl-octane-deuterium-palladium-matrix catalyst (sort of similar to high-tech Euro VI downstream catalytic converters) that somehow promotes better fuel utilization and more complete combustion, pre-ignition. the EPA notes that this is the first device of its type to pass strict testing.
The manufacturers of khaos are now finalizing a deal with the United Save-the-Kalesa Alliance, a local group dedicated to the preservation of the horse-drawn carriage in Manila, to equip all the horses of members of the alliance with the khaos device. already, at least two horses which have the device implanted with a biochemical adhesive into their lower gastro-intestinal tracts, just before the rectum, demonstrated significantly reduced emissions and combustion byproducts. another horse which has one khaos device stuck up each of its nostrils also demonstrated reduced harmful emissions. this proves that the khaos device is effective when installed pre-combustion chamber or post-combustion chamber, which means that it is also a miracle catalytic converter substitute.
we support (photos attached).
sincerely,
mazdamazda, carlocaraddict, and mbt
(editor's note: the editor is not responsible for the integrity of this communique or the honesty of the author. all violent reactions will be promptly forwarded to the Have A Sense of Humor Department of tsikot.com)




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