Ever try this

Have you guys ever tried this product befor?, I was going to bid but wanted to see other feedback first



http://cgi.ebay.ca/SAVE-ON-GAS-Jeep...ryZ42604QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I strongly suggest not to get one of those. They are pretty much just a scam. Mythbusters did a thing on those and they dont do anything. Best way to improve your cars preformance, is to keep it in good running shape (New sparkplugs, good oil, air in the tires.)

Ya thats what I thought, I always keep the oil fresh tires aired up, new plugs where done recently, thanks

Stampey said:

I strongly suggest not to get one of those. They are pretty much just a scam. Mythbusters did a thing on those and they dont do anything. Best way to improve your cars preformance, is to keep it in good running shape (New sparkplugs, good oil, air in the tires.)

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Ditto to that.

Now if ya really want somethin, I just mixed up a fresh batch of smokin snake oil in the garage............. It'll double your torque, tripple your horsepower, and you'll be able to leap your KJ over tall objects in a single bound...........

Dave

Trust me absolute waste of money, You want good performance and are looking to save fuel, Just inflate your tires to the proper PSI, don't gun the gas pedal, lighten your load weight, use cruise control, and get a high performance air filter like K&N, ( suggest frequent cleaning or paper filter if driving in dusty off-road conditions ) and you'll be fine... Also everything the guys above and below me say!!!!

Sounds too good to be true, and I'm sure if that technology worked, Jeep would've installed it in the 1st place...

Popular Mechanics tested one of those, one of the vanes broke off and became jammed in the throttle body. I would not suggest buying it.

Scam; and theirs plenty of them. Here are two of them. This one you simply wrap around your fuel line. Wouldn't this be a miracle?

ENBr said:

Sounds too good to be true, and I'm sure if that technology worked, Jeep would've installed it in the 1st place...

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This is the best answer. All car manufacturers want the best possible miles per gallon on their vehicle tests.

Dave