Hello,
Oh man. When I read such nonsensical garbage like on the Hopa website, it just makes me sick. That's why I removed the link from the post, because I don't want to support sellers who engage in advertising with blatant falsehoods and also profit from those links.
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| More arguments in favor of biofuels, as digitalDIVO systems are capable of compensating for the disadvantages of biodiesel (biofuel is cheaper compared to mineral fuels)! |
Nonsense. The energy content of biodiesel remains the same with or without the "proletariat box." Similarly, the sealing issues persist.
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| The installation of digitalDIVO does not require any intervention in the vehicle's or engine's control electronics. No parts are removed or replaced. Traditional tuning usually increases fuel consumption. Vehicles optimized with digitalDIVO typically consume less fuel, but never more than before. Traditional tuning often worsens exhaust emissions. This is not the case with digitalDIVO. |
Absolutely ridiculous nonsense.
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I'm sorry, but I cannot access external websites or specific files online. Therefore, I am unable to translate the text from the provided URL.
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Boost pressure adjustment.
The digitalDIVO is able to precisely adjust the boost pressure as needed. |
More bullshit. Anyone who looks at the wiring and what's inside the bulb will realize that something isn't right.
If the car drives normally without the battery pack, it would probably be best to use the battery pack as a paperweight or recycle it as electronic waste.
I've used a similar device from another manufacturer for quite some time now, and it does exactly the same thing. It has all the advantages and disadvantages that come with using a box-type device, regardless of the brand name on it or whether it's housed in a fancy aluminum casing with flashing LEDs or simply encased in plain black plastic.
But anyone who uses such unprofessional advertising on their websites can only be warned against.
Best regards, Rainer.