I was browsing eBay and came across this.

Afew things come to mind: Does it work (prob not, but if so--how?) I'm thinkin its similar to the Tornado thread I've read here...the results are in your head. As well, if it DOES work, wouldn't it be easier to just go to the hardware store and pick up a "rare earth" magnet and strap it on the fuel line?

 

This is a new item Iv'e never seen before..
Have to research it a bit more.
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No, it does not.

 

It's just a scam. dumb people waste their money on them.

They covered them on Mythbusters and didn't even get .1 gallons more

 

Whenever I see a bunch of numbers showing all over the board improvement in double digits, i don't even need to look it up...

 

hmm, I'd like to see the Mythbusters episode on that. Anyone got a link for it ?

I figured it was junk, just curious though....I had never heard of it till this morning!

 

I dont have a link for it, but they did a bunch of different ones, they did a device that said it did the same thing as that, they used both Fuel Injected and Carb'ed cars and went over i think 3 different devices with each and they all came out busted.

 

lol makes me laugh

 

keep in mind that if these crappy thing really did work - car mfg's would buy up the patents & put them on their cars

 

^ I'm putting your post in my sig