man, this is obviously fake, the people that created have no idea what they are talking about, and i can prove it.
look at this info i found on a mercedes benz kompressor page:
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What is a Kompressor System? Â*
An internal combustion engine can be viewed as a sophisticated air pump. Air is drawn into a cylinder along with a proportional amount of fuel. The mixture is compressed, ignited and expelled. The exploding air and fuel mixture is the source of the engine's power. The amount of power an engine makes is generally directly proportional to the engine's displacement. Displacement describes the cumulative volume of all the engine's cylinders. The bigger the engine's displacement, the higher the power the engine produces. Â*
Herein lies the problem: an engine can only draw in as much air as the atmosphere allows. The world we live in is under what is referred to as atmospheric pressure- not vacuum, not positive pressure.
A kompressor system forces more air and fuel into a cylinder than it could take in under atmospheric conditions. The more fuel and air in a cylinder, when ignited, the more powerful the resulting explosion. If you force 50% more air into a 3.2 liter engine it performs like a 4.8 liter engine! Â*
But what about fuel economy? A 4.8 liter standard engine will certainly use more fuel than a 3.2 liter standard engine. The kompressor is only forcing more air into the engine when you want it to! During light throttle applications like idle and cruise the kompressor is bypassed so the engine behaves as it would normally. Having a kompressor on an engine is like having two engines in one vehicle, 4.8 liter power when you want it, 3.2 liter economy the rest of the time. Â*</div>
http://www.mbautowerks.com/performance/kleemann.html ('http://www.mbautowerks.com/performance/kleemann.html')
this micro compressor page is exactly word for word the same thing as the mercedes site.
also this "product" is called the exact same thing as the mercedes benz "kompressor", they just spelled it right, and put a micro in front of it.
they took all the "kompressors" in the page, and changed it to "micro compressor".
so theres your proff, its bull shit. :twisted: