LOL - Yeah, Right!

Thought I would share - saw it on another forum I use.

 

I've got some super snake oil if you want some more prezzies from Xmas

 

I have one of them on mine, not sure wether it works or not though.

Comper100

 

First it was zinc *****, now magnets....whatever next?

I should think few Subs in the boot next to the fuel tank would have the same effect

 

But there are testimonials and an animated diagram showing exactly how it works.


It must work!

 

I ordered two for my car as have seen in a friends WRX02 more than 50km per tank with the "fuel max"...believe it or not!
I don't know if it will have the same effect on my car but I give it a try!
JIM

 

I had one on my old Wrx Wagon, It did actually make a difference. Reduced knock and more miles to a tank.

 

"had" one?

Why don't you any more, if it works, can i ask?

 

Only 50KM per tank, Makes my 12.9 Mpg look pretty Good

Dean

 

"...patented Neodymium super conductors..." - WOW cool! a room temperature superconductor!!!!!!!! Pity the rest of the scientific community hasn't caught on to this yet.....

"...it generates the specific resonance frequency..." - ah so its an oscillating permanent magnetic then, and great how they get the resonance tuned spot on to a mix of chemicals like petrol...

"will fracture the hydrocarbon chains" - cool!! so a magnet will crack the petroleum down then, wait til the oil companies find out that they dont need to expensively heat their cracking towers anymore, loads of cheap petrol for all!

What a load of fecking drivel

 

WarrenM2.

Do you think the purchasers drive more economically then once they have fitted them then, So as you say complete drivel, all down to there right foot all the time

 

Take a look here.....

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/fuelmax.html

 

Interesting as this one:
http://www.fuel-max.com/english/detail_2.htm
I wonder, who to believe?
Although have seen my self an increase in miles per tank in a friends car and this remains the same after 10K+ miles from installation.
I just bought two "super fuel max" and I'll keep informed if they do what they claim!
JIM

 

Of course, we would be more than interested to learn your statistics when you have compiled them ...

 

There's a much cheaper and more effective solution. Get a small block of wood, attach it securely to the underside of the throttle pedal, so that only 5 - 10mm of travel is permitted.

Guaranteed improvement in fuel economy. The only downside is that some drivers have reported a small loss in available performance

 

and a darwinist lengthening of the left lower leg??

 

 

AFAIK you can't ionise anything with what looks lot like a simple permanent magnet. It's just a signal lead choke in a heavy duty case. And ionising organic molecules like petrol needs a lot more than that.

Con.


M

 

Years ago, I tried a similar magnet device called 'Ecoflow' on my old Triumph Acclaim, and it made no difference - so I don't think the 'fuelmax' will be any different. There was even a study done by scientists that said the results were inconclusive.

If it were that simple, manufacturers would surely be factory fitting something along these lines in a bid to make cars use less petrol - thus being more competitive. Let's be honest, if Subaru could claim their Impreza turbo models were suddenly 27% more economical, this would be a major marketing coup.

 

Its like losing weight theres no wonder cure.You gotta replace chocolate with brocolli, same withe driving replace heavy right foot with light one, save fuel.

 

I'll give it a try and if it saves me even less than 10% fuel worthwhile (IMO).
Otherwise you'll see it on E-bay "ready to fit - half the price" .
JIM

 

see this is how they survive. Despite all the evidence to the contrary, people still buy them....

 

Probably magnetises the bloody level float in the tank

MB