##Buddy Club Racing Spec Condenser ##

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Dave@TM-developments.com

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Buddy Club Racing Spec Condenser utilizing the latest racing technology. The Buddy Club Racing Spec Condenser combined an electrical grounding system with a battery current and voltage stabilization control unit. The unit is designed to stabilize electrical "noise" and voltage spikes and offer additional grounding for any vehicles.

Buddy Club Racing Spec Condenser maximizes the efficiency of all factory and aftermarket vehicle electrical systems and as the result you will get smoother engine operation, more efficient electrical component operation, improved electrical current and better fuel economy.

Buddy Club Racing Spec Condenser will work with most other aftermarket ground system and it is a great addition to any high HP force induction vehicles.

Features include:
- Cool blue led lights to spice up your engine bay
- 2 in 1 designed off both Grounding and Stabilize voltage
- Improve Horse power and torque
- Improve Fuel Economy
- Smooth idling with improve engine response
- Improve all electrical component performance
- Improve battery life

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£100 delivered
 
dac69er

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D3N0 said:
a 5 year old with an active brain could do it as a learning exercise... me thinks. instructions are simple to follower, but u'd get the gist of it once the items are out of the box.
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how big is the box part of it? looks like it could be a bit of a beast to fit in the engine bay?
 
D3N0

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dac69er said:
how big is the box part of it? looks like it could be a bit of a beast to fit in the engine bay?
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I post a pic of mine fitted in my engine bay after the F1 on bbc is finished. however, others have fitted them on top of the battery, it looks fab at night and lights up your engine bay in a blue colour.

oh, and daves price is pretty good concidering i got mine for £120 plus £6 delivery.
 
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will this help with the diming of headlights? the go dim on idle and brighten up when the revs pick up? is that the sort of thing these combat??
 
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