j4ckos mate

As the post says, does it work?

ive just ordered one for the wife,

two more lads in here have jsut ordered one as well.

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iTrader: (41)

I think you just wasted some money

j4ckos mate

great thanks

GaryK

emperor's new clothes me thinks, been around for years and the claims are unsubstantiated.

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iTrader: (41)

https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...uel-saver.html

Dedrater

They are so good that head engineers and design technicians don't bother to put them on the cars in the first place, because that would just be stupid.

wagrain

J4CKO

iTrader: (1)

Of course they make a difference to your fuel costs,
















If you sell common magnets to hapless pillocks on Ebay, you too will have more money to spend on Fuel


By the way, I have those Magic Beans you were after.....

j4ckos mate

well, we will give it ago, one lad lives in morecambe and works in manchester so if anyone feels the beneift of it he will, (that said he is a bit of a bull****ter~~).

pesonally speaking im our fuel saver, i sit beside her and convince her it has a fourth gear.

J4CKO

iTrader: (1)

Encourage her to walk the half mile to Heald Green.

Im the pillock that rides the bike to save fuel whilst my missus goes wherever she wants whilst I pay for it, I get told to shut up if I say anything, ditto her insurance, I could run a really nice Scoob if A/ she would let me buy one and B/ paid for her own costs.

We are back on the Fiat 500's..... oh dear

j4ckos mate

those beans are good make you do magic farts.


if it saves a pound in a month i will be happy its paid for its self,
perhaps even with the psycological effect it may make her drive slower and save even more, who knows.

Dedrater

Are you actually being serious? where about are you going to place this magnet?

j4ckos mate

we walked over to the baths on sunday, the kids looked like "what is it broken", then back, probably saved £1 in petrol but we spent more time together and got some free exercise

j4ckos mate

Yes im serious,

three of us in our office have jsut got them, they were a seven quid each off ebay,
what have i lost £7 over the length of the time we have the car, some people in here spends £1000's on a set of wheels, or some new stickers or a bumper, and im accused of being a fool on spending £7.00

J4CKO

iTrader: (1)

Yes, that is a good point but new wheels are proven to make your car look better to the owner at least) wheras the magnet thing was debunked a long time ago, if you think about it, its a magnet, what can it possibly do to fuel to make the car more economical, the fuel is supplied to the engine which injects it based on a map consisting of various parameters to decide how long the pulse of fuel from the injector is to acheive optimal combustion, this process is all controlled in real time using the oxygen sensor in the exhaust and as far as I know it isnt set up to dect the prescence of a magnet or any magnetic qualities in the fuel. The fuel is dispensed from the tank at a constant pressure, a pressure way higher than the engine actually needs, even at full power, to allow the engine to demand as much fuel as is required, what is not used is returned to the tank and so it goes round in a cycle at many litres per minute, what can the magnet do in the shrt time it passes through, even though it will go past many times I cant think of anything magnetic for it to act on.

j4ckos mate

I think it makes a finer or more even spray, hence a slightly cleaner burn so less deposits and very slightly better mpg, although im happy for it to be de bunked anytime about now!!

im hoping that the actual idea of it being on will make you more aware of mpg and getting that little bit more out of a gallon.
whether it will or not i dont know, probalby not but the price of it is money down the settee money.
you know me mate, im not daft im the first to take the **** out of these things.
even if it does save 5-10 percent i doubt i would notice, but i thought i would have ago.

NotoriousREV

Tell you what, if you give me £7, in a years time I'll give you back a guaranteed £7.10 minimum, which is more than you'll save in fuel consumption buying these magnets.

Mitchy260

Mythbusters busted this 1

Unofficial Mythbusters: Episode 53: Exploding Trousers, Great Gas Conspiracy

j4ckos mate

does anybody want to buy a fuel saver device £7.50

still going to put it on i dont care for £7.00

you lot do know i will be back on in a few weeks, saying how fantastic it is

Removed.

Thanks, saved me posting it. I think the term horse pukkey comes to mind. Saying that, when I was young and gullible Slick50, and those funny tin alloy pellets you put in your fuel tank. The Slick50 did seem to improve transmission noise and the gear changes in my Suzuki SJ410, as for the tin stuff. FAIL!

dpb

You could spend more on coat hanger ...!

PaulC72

give me a tenner and I will tell you that you have saved money.

Leslie

I got some sort of tablets which you put in the fuel tank and it is supposed to improvr the petrol's octane rating and run smoother too. I put it in the tank of my elderly Bonneville.

It did run a bit smoother after a short while and it runs happily on standard fuel. It certainly has not done any harm anyway.

Les

Ant

Ive heard these are better then any turbo and save fuel,

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Wenker Man

You have a point.

Like braided steel brake hoses
Vent to atmosphere dump valves
Cone air filters, or cotton panel filters
Fully synthetic oil (well for Subarus, at least).
Dot 5.1 brake fluid
Performance exhaust back boxes (especially when still retaining the catalysts, mid section, uppipe and headers.
6 pot brake calipers (seriously, four very large caliper pistons can give the same effort as six very small ones: Pressure = Force/Area).
Earthing kits


Just dwell on taht for a moment. IN the mean time I feel I might have to don some armour after posting this.

chocolate_o_brian

iTrader: (22)

I think braided hoses and air filters cost more than £7 to supply and fit

It's a stupid comparison, so back to the drawing board.

Wenker Man

No no, its not a comparison, its a list of other automotive items that offer little or no gain.

Cost has little to do with it.

gpssti4

iTrader: (6)

Fuel magents don't work. I sold magnet for a living a while back to all sort of industries; electric motors, tv corrector/focusing rings, loud speakers, computers, advertising etc etc. And, they DO NOT work on atomising the fuel so it burns better.