Qmax Nano Air

Qmax Nano Air
(air management system)

Why do we need Nano Air in vehicle

Many have the perception that changing a freer flowing air filter would increase a cars performance and that's not entirely false, what another factor that causes restriction of the air flow is the content of the air itself. Changing the air filter could be a solution but now there is an alternative solution available to optimise your current air filter to its fullest potential in turn saving you time and money on modifications.

The Qmax Nano Air Management System is designed to energise air particles as it converts them into smaller particles while also energising it to be more active. Its function is simple it also converts more helium from the air which in turn increases the total burning surface area and hence improved combustion. So essentially it works together with a car's standard air filter to fully utilise the air sucked in resulting in the car performing to the best that it can be without any modifications.

The Qmax Nano Air also provides protection for the engine from wear and tear with lesser carbon accumulations. As such, this increases the engine life span, helping it to perform with the consistency of a brand new car. With a bigger and cleaner combustion, it not only improves on the engine's performance but reduces maintenance cost while decreasing emissions for the environmentally conscious.

Also, Qmax Nano Air is capable to enhance braking system's effectiveness, it works on the brake system with 'Intake Manifold Vacuum Hose' attached to master pump.

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Qmax Nano Air is designed to energizing air particles. It would make particles smaller and more active, converts more helium, increasing total burning surface area, helps gas burning in engine, improve combustion, with sufficient helium would result in sharper suction, decreasing stopping distances. After installation, It provides the engine the protection from wear and tear, less carbon accumulation, increase engine lifespan, lowering maintenance cost, complete combustion, significant reduce exhaust emission and environmental friendly.

Simple installation of Qmax Nano Air on air filter for any vehicle

1. Open the air filter cover, take out the air filter element.
2. Put on Qmax Nano Air close to air filter element lid, secure with R-shaped clips (provided).
3. Then, put back the air filter element,closed the cover
4. Starts engine, step on the accelerator pedal to 3,000-3,500 RPM (for Petrol engine)hold for 1 minutes.
5. Then hit the brake for 5 secs and release for 5 secs. Repeat the same steps for 5 times.
6. This action will help to increase the braking power and remove excessive carbon in engine, thus giving better performance.

Note: The number of Nano Air required is depending on the displacement of engine,or form of an air filter. The allowable area covered by Nano Air is up to 40%.


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