has anyone tried this product? thinking of getting it cant go wrong at £4.95

http://www.m-99.co.uk/Fuel_Saver/fuel_saver.html

Wai ..... waits for an answer


Wai ohhh Wai .... have you tried this one ?

This ones been doing the round since I was a kid and just past my test. Petrol was a mere £1.25 a GALLON . all it is , is a magnet of some sort that allegedly changes the molecular structure of the cars fuel. PAH!! never in a million years. I remember Top Gear trying one in about 1990 if any thing it reduced the mpg due to the fitting cost (at the time). Don't waste yuor money. Keep the engine tuned and serviced regulary and try Redex evey now and then. :D

Oh and if it's that good wouldn't the massive petrol companies be all over it? Think about it.

[quote="Stuart McB"]Oh and if it's that good wouldn't the massive petrol companies be all over it? Think about it.[/quote]

As long as you mean they would have buried it! Obviously they wouldn't want better fuel economy! (Sorry, conspiracy theory! They're all out to get us!)

...this'll be one of those b******s magnets then!


Yes Dan, I HAVE tried it!! (well, something similar anyways....)

The one I tried was called 'PowerGreen' and it had all sorts of scientific data backing it up..... I'm not 100% convinced tho I am getting 27MPG from a car that's done 120,000 miles and I use it mostly in town so I guess at least ONE of the various 'widgets' I have must be working!!

For £4.99 it will be a pair of magnets coated in a vulcanised rubber - I tried one called 'Posivlow' and that was utter tat!! (I think I may still have the damn things rolling somewhere so I'll bring them for you to try .... ..if I haven't thrown them out with the rest of the garbage yet..! )

Just another link I've found:

http://www.ecomagnets.com/motoflow.htm

Probably just crap, but have read about truck/transport companies in Norway claiming it reduces fuel cost on their diesel trucks.

How can anyone imagine a couple of magnets in a tube can change the structure of fuel when BP need a refinery the size of a small town to do it......