After KHAOS is installed in your car, they challenge you to use only the odd-numbered gears in driving (1-3-5). They claim that acceleration will still be quick even when skipping gears.
There is this one side of me that believes that if KHAOS only corrects the air-fuel mixture to enable complete combustion and make use of every drop of gasoline, then it should not meddle with performance and reliability. There are some fuel-saving measures or devices that are designed to reduce revs, thereby worsening performance. And if other engine components are suppressed by these, then its useful life will shorten as well. So here, it is implied that KHAOS only deals with the external factor on which a car's engine depends, air. Its claim of allowing the right amount of air to enter the engine and mix with gasoline should have no compromise to performance and engine life.
On my skeptic side though, I can't think of how such a small device can do wonders for your car. I also believe that when economy is enhanced, performance suffers, and vice-versa. But this thing is said to improve both factors, something only an endurance test can prove.
With things like KHAOS promising to be this and that, we are simply to decide on two things, to play safe and ignore such gimmick, or shell out some money to either improve or worsen the performance and dependability of our cars.


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