In a thread on the forum we have been discussing devices that claim to increase horsepower, increase gas mileage. Like the Vortex, Tornado, Turbinator, etc.

About 4 years ago on an impulse purchase I bought one of these.

After I bought it I realized I probably wasted my money. So I never installed it and had forgotten about it until I read the other thread.

I saw it in my toolbox the other day and assumming it still has the same magical powers it had 4 years ago it might be able to save someone money on gas.

Do these things really work? Was it a waste of my hard earned $20.00? Will the mystery continue to be unsolved? So many questions and so few answers. With the cost of gas around $3.00 a gallon don't we owe it ourselves and the environment to once and for all determine if this device really works?

Is anyone interested in getting to the bottom of this mystery I will gladly send you the product in question for you to test over a one month period.

To qualify to receive this amazing product you must be able to accurately compute your MPG before this device and your MPG after the device under the same driving conditions.

Let's have some fun


Scott
Admin

BTW- If the device doesn't work, don't worry about sending it back to me. If it does, I would like it back

This is taken from their website:

It works! See for yourself. Our claims are based on testing performed at an EPA certified, independent lab.

Take a look at the test results.

Our Fuel Saver will:
Increase Gas Mileage
Increase Horsepower
Maximize Fuel Economy

http://www.improvegasmileage.com/default.aspx