ebay chancer

[ikeane]

This has to be someone chancing their arm! A very convenient 'settling in' period of 1000km. Anyone with a more informed view?

[PT FTO]

Got to be honest, it sounds a pile of poo, but......... have a look at his feedback, several people claiming they have got improved fuel economy Don't think i'd be convinced to try it though.....

[dave100]

This is not a new concept however i still think its a load of boll*ix. If it worked then major manufacturers would incorporate one in their cars straight from the factory.
If it sounds too good to be true then it probably is

[gtoirl]

If you stuck on one of these too more poo. You could run your car on practically no petrol and have loads of extra power.

[Muad_dib77]

Heh.. In my previous place of work we had these fuel saver yokes - which essentially consists of two magnets - and they sit around your fuel line.. they're meant to reallign the molecules in your petrol for a cleaner burn.

My co-worker at the time was only too happy to try these..so I stuck one on her Hyundai Coupe 1.6 (97)..

She claimed to see a pretty dramatic improvement in fuel economy - something like 20% - 25% less consumption on her daily runs..

As a result I strapped another two devices to her fuel line...

Personally I have my doubts that they actually did anything - if there was an improved fuel economy it was probably just because she was driving more sensibly..

I actually brought a couple of these things home with me - and have them rattling about the car down by the spare tire - maybe I should try and fit one - dont think it could do any harm..but I remain sceptic..

Oh and what the hull is the story with the wind-twirler?? That is just a bunch of toss! How would spinning air improve any performance?

[rsg]

Hmmm....no extra air coming in since there is no forced induction and it's supposed to add power?

HAHA.