fuel thing?
08-26-2004, 04:21 AM
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fuel thing?
i got another catalog from harbor freight again today and was flipping through for deals and for the millionth time i see this thing. sense this is the first time ive gotten a catalog sense becoming a member here, i thought i would ask about it. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...unction=Search how the hell does this work (assuming it does work)? has anyone used one or ever even heard of this before? just curious cause i see it in every catalog
08-26-2004, 02:37 PM
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08-26-2004, 02:43 PM
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RE: fuel thing?
I don't think so. Buy it and tell me. Heres the ad if you don't want to look it up.
Save Fuel and Money
Simply strap to your fuel line to save gas and increase engine efficiency. Fuel Master's magnetic field breaks up clusters of hydrocarbon for more complete burning.
Prevents build-up of dirt in engine injectors. Gives you 11.6% average highway fuel savings as tested by an EPA accepted laboratory.
Use it on cars, trucks and small engines
Save Fuel and Money
Simply strap to your fuel line to save gas and increase engine efficiency. Fuel Master's magnetic field breaks up clusters of hydrocarbon for more complete burning.
Prevents build-up of dirt in engine injectors. Gives you 11.6% average highway fuel savings as tested by an EPA accepted laboratory.
Use it on cars, trucks and small engines
08-26-2004, 04:20 PM
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RE: fuel thing?
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it's your 13 bucks plus shipping. i wouldn't buy it. I have some land for sale in Florida if you are intersted, it's water front.
it's your 13 bucks plus shipping. i wouldn't buy it. I have some land for sale in Florida if you are intersted, it's water front.
is that anything like some ocean front property in arizona?
in Theory.. it works. in life, probably not
08-26-2004, 07:06 PM
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RE: fuel thing?
I'm willing to be that there are more gadgets like this claiming to increase gas mileage or power for internal combustion engines than just about any other invention in the Patent Office files in Washington except mouse traps! LOL
I always talk myself out of buying them by just thinking that if they really worked like they claim to, the automakers would have long ago installed them on all the engines they make just to help them meet the damn CAFE laws! (corporate average fuel economy)
But people still fall for them everyday! It's like P.T. Barnum said "There's a sucker born every minute!"
I always talk myself out of buying them by just thinking that if they really worked like they claim to, the automakers would have long ago installed them on all the engines they make just to help them meet the damn CAFE laws! (corporate average fuel economy)
But people still fall for them everyday! It's like P.T. Barnum said "There's a sucker born every minute!"
08-26-2004, 08:02 PM
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RE: fuel thing?
i give that a lol.
hydrocarbons - fuel - by its very nature is non-magnetic. there are no "clumps" to break up because - well there are no clumps, and if the gasoline gels it has nothing to do with magnetic attraction.
hydrocarbons - fuel - by its very nature is non-magnetic. there are no "clumps" to break up because - well there are no clumps, and if the gasoline gels it has nothing to do with magnetic attraction.
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