fuel saver!

timmo · Post by **timmo** » Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:34 pm

I'm buying them for all my cars!

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2x-Fuel-Saver-Sa ... 3a563aca45

Gannon · Post by **Gannon** » Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:44 pm

Benefits :
Pays for itself within a couple of months from your fuel's bill
Improves mileage up to 27 %
Enhances energy performances!
Reduces carbon monoxide emission
Smoother and quieter enqine!
Cleans engine, carburetor and spark plugs!
Environmental friendly!
Maintenance free!
Easy to install!
Does not effect vehicle warranty!
Engine sound will be changed from Sino cycle waves to square waves.
Engine temperature will be decreased.
At Gas burner , it will change the flame from orange colour to blue colour.
At waterline, it will change hard partices of water to soft particles.

Engine sound will be changed from Sino cycle waves to square waves. WTF???

Since when is oil based fuel affected by permanent magnets anyway? Id find it remotely believable if they were electromagnets and were pulsed at a select frequency, but even then id take some convincing

Post by **TOONGA** » Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:54 pm

Im sure these are the people that sold me the set of left handed spanners and that left handed screwdriver

TOONGA

AlpineRaven · Post by **AlpineRaven** » Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:59 pm

timmo wrote:I'm buying them for all my cars!

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2x-Fuel-Saver-Sa ... 3a563aca45

let us know if it does really give you a good change!
Cheers
AP

M3TA4 · Post by **M3TA4** » Mon Dec 28, 2009 11:30 pm

done some research and it seems Neodymium magnet(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neodymium_magnet) is found in alot of things even your hard drive. I have heaps lying around, And might even rip a few apart and beta test the theory.
But i wouldnt get your hopes up. Have a read of this
http://www.fuelsaving.info/magnets.htm

never the less beta testing could prove otherwise. As magnets work in weird ways, (Such as healing the human body...)

phillatdarwin · Post by **phillatdarwin** » Mon Dec 28, 2009 11:38 pm

i think some one buy the name of brock tried that one day and it gave him a bad name .
just pull some out of a old hard drive and tape them to your fuel line and u will save some $$ and see if it works '

M3TA4 · Post by **M3TA4** » Tue Dec 29, 2009 12:05 am

okay, just pulled the hard drive apart. I'm a bit scared of trying this as the magnets are really powerful. So before trying i must ask, With powerful magnets near your engine and carburetor would it pull some of the pin/screws etc, out of line.? and you would you think it would interfer with the electronics?

GOD · Post by **GOD** » Tue Dec 29, 2009 3:47 am

Elle oh elle.

1% peak power increase on their single "dyno" graph, and it's at higher revs. With a Gtech's error bars of maybe 5%? And not one of the testimonials even pretended to measure anything. I won't start on the technical validity of the polariser concept.

M3TA4, be very careful, those hard drive magnets could probably pull a conrod right out the side of the block. You'd be better off wearing them as earrings.

Dane.

Ruperts Trooper · Post by **Ruperts Trooper** » Tue Dec 29, 2009 4:30 am

If these sort of things were anything other than a scam, don't you think that one of the world's car manufacturers would have bought the rights to these gizmos and fitted them to all their cars?

AlpineRaven · Post by **AlpineRaven** » Tue Dec 29, 2009 8:54 am

Ruperts Trooper wrote:If these sort of things were anything other than a scam, don't you think that one of the world's car manufacturers would have bought the rights to these gizmos and fitted them to all their cars?

correct, if they were successful, they would be in new cars today!
Cheers
AP

M3TA4 · Post by **M3TA4** » Tue Dec 29, 2009 9:11 am

M3TA4, be very careful, those hard drive magnets could probably pull a conrod right out the side of the block. You'd be better off wearing them as earrings.

Yeah I thought they would pull something out of line.
lol I'm not goona wear these as earrings if a truck drives past il end up sticking to it. Tell you what though, my screwdriver is the best magnet tip i have ever had now. Considering that it was never one b4 touching the magnet.

Gannon · Post by **Gannon** » Tue Dec 29, 2009 9:50 am

The strength of a magnetic field drops off roughly exponentially over distance. So you will find that at 1cm from metal, the magnet is quite strong, but at 2cm, it is much weaker.

The only thing in the engine bay that the magnet might effect is the cam and crank position sensors, and thats if you put them within about 5cm of each other.

Remember that the engine bay is full of electromagnet solenoids, even the starter motor becomes a rather strong magnet when the engine is cranking.

stephendean · Post by **stephendean** » Thu Dec 31, 2009 6:28 pm

One word "Gullible"

frogstar7055 · Post by **frogstar7055** » Fri Jan 01, 2010 2:54 am

This.....http://www.fitchfuelcatalyst.com/ is the only thing like this I've ever seen get good review from a reputable source.
Magazine over here,Fourwheeler I think,tested it and was shocked that it actually showed an increase in performance and fuel economy.
Had a second article,long term testing and said it still worked.

I've thought about it but at around $100 I've never bit the bullet.