Anybody ever hear of this? Is it possible? Anybody ever use one?

http://www.economicfuelsystem.info

 

you go first!

 

I'm with Brotherdave.
Personally, it looks like one of those miracle products like that stupid tornado thing.
But prove me wrong!

Also, did you see that the process was patented by GM! uh oh!

 

You can get the exact same thing from JCWhitney for like $35.

-Flea

 

Money back guarantee...I'm not sure if that equals risk free. Personally, I would say if someone invented something like that, you'd see it all over the tv and newspapers, plus the inventor would be a billionaire! I'm a little bit wary of something like that

 

Max Products

Check it out. They make all sorts of cool stuff!

 

There is nothing new about this product. It is basically a magnet that clamps on the gas line. It supposedly will align and polarize the gas molecules which results in better combustion. I would suggest that you buy some moon property from me that has a wonderful view of earth. Make any down payment that you like and make any monthly payment you like- it's that easy.

 

I agree with Labnerd, it isn't new, it is a trick that has been around at least 30 years. Putting a magnet by the fuel line has supposed to improve gas mileage for years.

 

Did any of you see the test results? see the cars they were tested in?

2000 jeep grand chrerokee 4.7 liter v-tec 8 cylinder

and this one was supposedly tested by ford
1993 dodge daytona/sprint 4 cylinder 2.2l ohc

does this sound strange to you guys? I thought V-tech were hondas and i thought the biggest motor for a jeep was a 4.0. The other side of the dodge daytona is a lazer not a sprint and what would ford be doing testing with a dodge for sounds fishy to me

 

I wasn't convinced by the test results either. The tesets weren't even the same on the two vehicles.

Jeep does use a 4.7 in the Grand Cherokee. I'm pretty sure that it's not a v-tec. I don't think DC offers any V8 with variable valve or cam timing.

And, why would Ford to the test woth a POS dodge?

Maybe the tests are more accurate for the FishMax and the SoapMax.

 

Good eye(s) guys.

 

Labnerd, does your moon property include a bridge?

 

I'm in Labnerd.

Land is always a good investment, after all, they don't make more!

PS - Whats the neighborhood like and is their a local Denny's?

 

According to these guys, Labnerd isn't allowed to sell moon property !!! :

Buy your moon land here !!

Maybe they did their testing on the moon ??

 

You can't always believe what you read. Its kind of like McDonald's all beef pattys. Is it coincidence that they are the biggest buyer of Pork in the U.S. and they buy their patties from the All Beef Patty Company? They are all beef pattys alright, they just may not contain much beef.