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You're born with the best petrol saver known to man. Your right foot.
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I thought injection systems did most of what this describes. But I still have some snake oil going spare. That with Fifi's poo and you're well sorted.
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You drive an above average costing car: I assume therefore you have a half decent job/lifestyle/income ! (may be wrong but its generalised!)
To have a job/lifestyle of this style I would expect you to be savvy in the ways of the world and be able to determine how this would work; and then wonder why it isnt fitted automatically to every new car ?
But perhaps I was expecting too much ?
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Like all the posters above, I feel it is probably a load of old nonsense, snake oil, etc.... Dilithium Crystals being my favourite answer,
I put it "out there" not because I am seriously considering it, but simple to ask the question, just in case (very small chance) a forum member has experience of such device, and also just in case (even smaller chance, far smaller....) that it actually works.
I seriously doubt it though!
Guy
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I think the fact that it's sold through ebay says it all.
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i have two fitted on my car absolutely brilliant they are ,havent had to buy petrol for it for a month now
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I suppose you have to empty the tank of all the petrol it produces too bb?
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I prefer dilithium crystals: work better at warpdrive..
The vortex means the sub space matrix distorts, so faster than light speed is obtainable at 2 light years per litre...
Edited by madf on 30/12/2009 at 07:38
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Good Grief - look at the pictures of this bit of precision engineering! It looks as though has been made out of a drinks can by a man with a hacksaw! £6 to buy it and £5 to get it posted to you tells you a lot too!
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