Khaos Super Gas Saver

[rotciv79]

nag pakabit na ako ng Khaos.

Hindi ito LPG.

Hindi ito Additives.

Ito ang 5th generation of KHAOS SUPER GAS SAVER 2009.

yong binuksan nyo eh, paso na, 2002.

Marunong ka palang mag auto cad, kuhang kuha ang detalia.

Sa MIT siguro graduate.

[hondacrv]

Please be informed that Khaos already launched its 5th Generation which is more suitable for Fuel Injected Engines as we heard of.

I tried it on my Honda CRV 2003 and it really works because before installation of KSGS (Khaos Super Gas Saver) now my car runs for about 4.1 - 4.3 km/ltr and now on city driving it reaches 5.9 - 6.3 km/ltr and on city driving it is usually 6.3 - 6.5 km ltr but believe it or not it can run up to 7.8 - 8.9 km/ltr.

So if I were you, don't just listen to HEARSAY, try it yourself or better yet... CHALLENGE THEM for an Actual Test, in that case...you will help us all not to patronize Khaos and forget the testing that we did before and after installation...

[juan calabao]

khaos ba? meron ako nun ok naman sa akin nag save naman ng gas. una pinakabit ko sa terrano feel mo agad power. ganda talaga nung una ayoko maniwala. pina tangal ko muna. tapos patune up ko sa nissan. pero iba talaga pag mayron nun khaos... then sinubukan ng tito ko sa honda V-tech. tuwa siya sa akin nadagdagan daw mileage niya..... mukhang hindi naman bogus yung khaos ..... TRY nyo kaya........ and feel the power plus saving.......

[hondacrv]

Hello Rotciv79

Did Khaos Manufacturing personnel advised you to check your consumption first before installing KSGS?

They did advised me that and it's really helpful because you can immediately appreciate what you paid for....Yup! its Php4,000 now!

[rotciv79]

oo naman alam ko na ang consumo ng sasakyan ko.

kaya abangan nyo ang report ko.

[Haruto]

Hmm.. looking at the timestamp of the posts "promoting" khaos.. di kaya iisang person lang to? masyadong magkakadikit eh.. lols.. or baka wala lang sa office today.. hehhe ;)

[ghosthunter]

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Naughty boys

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[dvldoc]

Why are these products always represented by people like this, It should make the consumer think long and hard before wasting your money.

That's 4000P flushed down the toilet, it would be better spent helping out the many flood victims instead of some scam artist.

[p_borj]

Yung 4k na iyon, gamitin niyo nalang pang-tune-up. Correct ba? hehe.

*Haruto - Yung intervals ng post magkakalapit nga. Pareho pang kakaunti ang post.

*GH - Tama iisang tao lang, sobrang puri sa KHAOS eh hehe.


Anak ng, bogus itong KHAOS!

[niky]

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Naughty boys

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Still haven't banned their little friend? Or is this just a warning to him?

[roberto_minosa]

That serves as a warning that Tsikot is NOTthe place to promote Turbo Super Charger Mega Espialligocious $#!t.

FAIL!

[ehnriko]

The first time KHAOS super turbo charger was introduced - It made me laugh.

I simply see a Pinoy entrepreneur taking full advantage on the gullibility of the Pinoy Market.

The name itself is already giving it away. KHAOS... Tagalized form of CHAOS.

Then - Super Turbo Charger!!! My gosh. Dito pa lang... huli na eh. Pero, ito ang pinapatulan ng Pinoy.

The Masses is primed and programmed to be lied upon. This is how corporate America thrived and most Big First World Countries... unfortunately, before they try it on them, they experiment it first with Asia.... particualrly the Philippines.

Now with KHAOS... the means to deceive the public is by means of using the same approach.

It is merely an Air Bleed Device as mentioned by our super mods here...

The idea was to utilize the window of opportunity for a Manila Based Car that is being operated 80% most of its time in Traffic.

Being stuck in traffic most of the time makes any engine consume unnecessary fuel. Taking that 80% and making use of it for the Air Bleed approach - made sense!

But it is so simple!

Business sense dictates to make it less simple so it will be easier to market.

Voila! A pancake phenomenon!

Leaning you combustion with an air bleed device will only super oxidize your fuel mixture... making it burn hotter and drier. Bad idea to keep longetivity of your engines service life.

Of course, you will save some fuel here... but at what expense?

Engine overhaul is a luxury for many. Engine overhaul enriches the car parts manufacturers - owned by the car makers... it also keeps the technicians busy with slave labor time... making them unable to think creatively.... just simply routine - robot like work.

If you want to save fuel... leaning it alone without any BTU supplement to augment the heat build up and lubrication solutions to treat the metal surface inside the cylinders - will accelerate wear in your engine, plugs, etc.

Use your imagination... this is what is really happening inside those cylinders.

To the KHAOS proponents... you need to stop this. Truth to advertising is what Pinoys deserve.

This KHAOS is a solution that suggests Pinoys to spend more time in traffic! UNPRODUCTIVELY.

We need a solution to suggest to Pinoys to dont drive in traffic, dont cause traffic, and drive or push for a more pleasant traffic condition which is high speed. We need solutions promoting PRODUCTIVITY.

[Haruto]

The hoses are connected to three points, the KSTC, intake manifold and a sensor or brake booster. Be sure to trace them so you know what to screw back together.

To remove it from the engine, just remove the "T" fitting and use the longer length of vacuum tubing to connect the hose from the intake manifold to the sensor or brake booster. Nothing difficult. Just remember to correctly tighten the hose clamps.

Hello po mga Sir, my ride is a 97 nissan altima with SR20DE engine, when i bought this car it already has the so called Khaos super turbo charger, now, i would like to remove this "KHAOS" from my ride. I've been reading on this forum thread for quite a while, and found this from Sir GH. I really want to remove the khaos asap so i open the hood of my ride and check it out. but the sad part is.. wala pong T-Fitting.. the khaos is directly nakakabit lang dun sa may manifold nung engine... so i don't know what to do next if i remove the khaos.. di ko alam kung san ikakabit yung hose... do you guys have any image or something on how to remove this properly? my ride is SR20DE.. thanks

[ghosthunter]

Hello po mga Sir, my ride is a 97 nissan altima with SR20DE engine, when i bought this car it already has the so called Khaos super turbo charger, now, i would like to remove this "KHAOS" from my ride. I've been reading on this forum thread for quite a while, and found this from Sir GH. I really want to remove the khaos asap so i open the hood of my ride and check it out. but the sad part is.. wala pong T-Fitting.. the khaos is directly nakakabit lang dun sa may manifold nung engine... so i don't know what to do next if i remove the khaos.. di ko alam kung san ikakabit yung hose... do you guys have any image or something on how to remove this properly? my ride is SR20DE.. thanks

It is possible the KSTC is connected to your engine through a spare vacuum line on your engine.

Removal is as simple as pulling the hose off and using a pinched tube/hose (sealed) to cap off the vacuum port where the KSTC used to be connected to the engine's intake manifold.

Just make sure that thing you used to cap-off the vacuum port is secured well using the proper hose clamp or similar.

[Haruto]

Oh, Okay, Thanks a lot Sir GH. I'll just search on autoshops for some sealed hose. to plug in. thanks again.

[ghosthunter]

You can also use the existing hose. Just fold it back on itself and use a hose clamp to hold the folded hose section securely. And then trim to the length you need.

[vienne]

I can see that this Forum tends to expose what Khaos is and the trend shows that people saying positive things about the product seems to be banned?

Did this product somehow destroy someone's reputation that's why it has to be treated that way? Mine is just an innocent question as I'm quite intrigue of this trend.

Was there any chance that anyone can post a Test Result of any Fuel Saving Device to say that it really works or it does harm your engine?

I believe there is other way than regular way to save gas...regular way is tune-up (which we can't do every week unless the owner can find time to do it every week or has financial capabilities) and avoid Traffic jams (which is quite impossible in the City unless you make a re-routing that might be longer in distance). Or should I just drop this belief of mine?

[ghosthunter]

[SIZE="3"]User: vienne

Also same person as the following:

hondacrv
juan calabao

You are BANNED again.[/SIZE]

[emms1121]

Huli ang impostor he he. . Bili ka 4 na laptop at 4 na smartbro baka sakali lumusot

[ghosthunter]

Huli ang impostor he he. . Bili ka 4 na laptop at 4 na smartbro baka sakali lumusot

Bzzzt! ... don't give them ideas!