Anyone using magnets to increase milage?

[Arragonis]

Oh damn its here

[suspectnumber961]

YOU be the judge....here come de judge....



Academic Studies



Proof the Vortex Fuel Saver Works

[Arragonis]

Or indeed read how they and the EPA concluded that a change of driver made most of the 4.9% difference during their testing - and not the "up to 27%" claimed.

[mcrews]

Originally Posted by Arragonis

Oh damn its here

somebody stayed up to late last night..........

[mcrews]

Originally Posted by UFO

That's because your mind wasn't open.Who are you going to believe? Centuries of scientific discovery resulting in space travel and laptop computers, or your own uneducated fevered imagination? Who?





Oh, good advice for anyone -- don't believe everything you think.

Darin,
maybe we should screening members for 'open minds'. we seem to have an overflow of closed ones..........gezzzzzz

[Arragonis]

Originally Posted by mcrews

somebody stayed up to late last night..........

Did you check the date

[gone-ot]

...well my mind was "open"...but, luckily, the propaganda sorta fell in and then out through that "openess" without adhering.

...and left me still a non-believer.

[Joenavy85]

^^^I do have to say, you have a way with words

[gone-ot]

Originally Posted by Joenavy85

^^^I do have to say, you have a way with words

...uh, sideways?

[carbloggergr]

I was searching in many forums about cars for the theme magnets+mileage increase.. I found some answers from people who sell these thinks..They say that magnets increase mpg in older cars they had carburators. In cars they equiped with injection the electromagnetic fields of these systems do the work that magnets did in older cars. So, in second case, there is no mpg gain