XLR motorsports... is it legit?

[cadillacpimpinmd]

i was considering buying this miracle module that a company named xlr motorsports is offering. they claim this module will give my 95 deville 65 more horsepower as well as 20 mpg to my fuel economy.... Soo i was wondering if anyone here has heard of this company and can provide information persuading me to either buy this product or stay away. sometimes this are just too good to be true.

[chubbyranger]

65 HP + 20 MPG? I have some real estate in Brooklyn you might be interested in too...

Save your $

[submariner409]

Chubbyranger, that's MY bridge, and I have every right to sell it to the highest bidder !!

.....but, if your deal flies, then I also have a decent portion of the Grand Canyon, left to me by ancient relatives, that I would part with for a very low price......(credit card only, online...)

cadillacpimpinmd, Snake Oil comes in many forms. Stick with these Forums for a while and learn the good from the bad. With a few hours of thread hopping, maybe more than a few, you will learn a LOT. Look at this invitation as free experience based on thousands of years of cumulative car wrenching. It's priceless.

[z06bigbird]

Don't listen to the guys here. I advocate buying about 10 of those devices and installing all of them. At the end of the day, you can save all of the fuel that these new devices create. Put that fuel into barrels; sell the barrels at/near your local gas station. Become a millionaire in days.

Just because these guys know how to fix almost anything on a Caddy does not mean that they know anything about gas-saving devices. (We all have our limits.)

LOL

[MisterBlue]

That's not a performance module, it's an I.Q. tester. If you buy one, you're guaranteed to have an I.Q. of 65 or less.