Poll: Increase your gas mileage by up to 27% for $69.95 + s/h

[Tallguy]

Hi guys,

This is my first time posting a hot deal. I've got this email promoting this product. Looks like a good deal to me if the product works and wondering if anybody order this.

Linky

 

[DanJ]

$70 is too rich for my blood, specially driving a Jeep and getting crap gas mileage already, what's another mile per gallon?

 

[hovak]

anyone else think this sounds a little hokey?

 

[Slappy400]

Looks like a cheap late night infomercial ad. If someone gets it please post if it works.

 

[Hgabriel]

1) If its a deal that shows up in your inbox, it's probably because nobody would promote it as a "As seen on TV" product.
2) If the above is not met, you can bet on a shady product. Alex Chiu anyone?

 

[roamerr]

Yea right; I've got a friend that just bought an Excursion. Guess if he used 3 or 4 of them then he could run on fumes...

Then again if it works it is definitely an explosive HOT deal!

 

[Triggerhappy007]

I saw something like this in a JCWhitney catalog for only $19.95 I think.

I doubt this will work.

 

[airis2001]

It may be for real, I did not read through these two reports but, when i searched teh EPA web site for "fuel saver" these two docs came up
first
second
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second
ive never done a link beofre so if this does not wokr right, im sorry
Ari

 

[DoubleN]

When I drive, I want performance under my hood...this may save you gas, but I'm not about to save a few nickels and then not be able to fully accellerate and have it controlling how much fuel goes into my engine. If this works, then it'd be absolutely awesome, but it seems a bit pricy to try out just to see if I get an extra mile or too.

 

[cjchaps]

If these work so well why don't auto companies have them in the cars already?

 

[nomind]

Find out What FTC has to say about these kind of products

 

[cjchaps]

After reading the this description:
"By way of its patented Neodymium super conductors it generates the specific resonance frequency that when installed over the fuel line, will fracture the hydrocarbon chains in the passing fuel providing accelerated combustion"

So it says it through sound it fractures hydrocarbon chains making gas burn better... Yea right

 

[Sesopedalian]

Scam

 

[KATX]

<< Hi guys,

This is my first time posting a hot deal. I've got this email promoting this product. Looks like a good deal to me if the product works and wondering if anybody order this.

Linky >>



This must be a fraud(ulent claim). Consider this: Toyota or Buick, or whatever, can increase their MPG by 27% by spending a few box more on thier car and yetr they do not do it?

 

[Sesopedalian]

Scam.

Tallguy - I realize you probably are unaware that this product (and others like them) do not work.

 

[KATX]

<< Scam >>



Not even a dcam (d for double).

 

[Hgabriel]

LET THIS THREAD DIE

It is spam. First post, last post. Take a hint. Read the above posts if you want more reasons.

BUT LET IT DIE

 

[Gusfo0]

You can buy a fuel additive for a lot less that will increase your gas mileage. Just put it in everytime you change your oil.

 

[Souka]

These do NOT work.

A local news-station (Seattle) did a report regarding these. In their un-scientific test, they lost about %1 economy with the device attached.

Also, if this item actually &quot;Increase your gas mileage by up to 27%&quot; why doesn't the manufacturers put this item on all their cars.

Auto-makers are spending millions per yer trying to develop more fuel-efficient cars that meet EPA requirements.....if such a device existed, they'd use it.

Compare this item to diet-pills.... there's usually a note that says something like &quot;...pills taken while eating a balanced low-calorie meal plan&quot;. Heck, junk the pills and follow the diet and you'll lose weight. With this in mind, maybe the %27 fuel savings includes a note like; &quot;..after attaching, follow the following fuel saving tips....gentle on the gas-pedal, accelerate slowly, don't use AC, etc.&quot;


Don't waste your money. Don't waste your time.

 

[jasonlkska]

yes, let this post die

 

[BlingBlings]

Its just a magnet on your fuel line, its a scam. You literally just zip tie it shut around your fuel line. Like everyone else pointed out, if it worked, then why wouldn't all the car makers put it on. This has been around for years and no one has proven it to work. If you want to try it just put a couple of those strong magnets around your fuel line and see what happens.

Everyone knows that if you want to save fuel you put your car into neutral going downhill(I'm joking don't actually do this, you'll kill your automatic tranny)

 

[SLEEPER5555]

first off i think it is fake or at the very least results very dramatically (enough to not prove anything) If this made that huge of a differance manufactures (such as GM who hold 3 patents on it) would implement it on cars as a stock item so they can brag that their 6.0litre engine gets 5000 miles per gallon.

Also any product that is made by or has any link to ford is a steaming pile so dont waste the $$$$

 

[hkchan]

Wait. Putting the auto trans. in neutral and going downhill will kill it? How?

 

[cdrsft]

If you have a car that was built in recent years, chances are your engine is properly optimized to give you the best efficiency already.

This thing is pure scam.

 

[Midwayman]

General conensus on auto boards is that this is junk.
If you really want to improve fuel economy...
1)get a KN filter
2)replace your oil with synthetic
3)make sure your tires are properly inflated