Þetta er algert scam!
Buið að koma fullt af svona rusli út siðustu ár sem lofar fullt af svakalegum hlutum...
SKO ef þetta væri svona súper gott.. væri þetta þá ekki standard í ÖLLUM bilum... þá sérstaklega bmw og benz? eða hvað haldið þið?
Og svo er bandariska rikistjórnin að draga nokkur svona fyrirtæki fyrir dóm fyrir að ljúga í auglysingum um hvað þetta drasl er gott...
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/fuelmax.html
Hérna er ein grein: (undir open letter to the FCC)
http://madscientistmatt.blogspot.com/2006_12_01_archive.html
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these devices all claim to improve gas mileage. Vortec Cyclone's manufacturers claim, “The average user experiences a 1-2 MPG improvement in fuel economy; some users have experienced up to a 30% increase in mileage.” Tornado Fuel Saver claims, “TornadoFuelSaver increases gas mileage anywhere from 7-15%.” Turbonator claims, “Turbonator users have reported MPG increases from 10 to 22 percent,” and SpiralMax claims, “You get more torque, acceleration, and better fuel economy.” However, tests by Popular Mechanics (in their September 2005 issue) and CNN found such devices produced anywhere from no effect on fuel mileage, to a 10% drop in fuel mileage. I have never seen an independent test under controlled conditions where any one of these four devices has produced an improvement in fuel economy.
Og hérna er örruglega besta greininn:
http://www.fuelsaving.info/debunk.htmQuote:
I have worked in the car industry for over fifteen years, everything from development of novel fuel-efficient engines to mapping of production vehicles. In that time I've seen dozens if not hundreds of supposed "fuel saving devices" advertised. Without exception, I advise you not to buy them! Over and over again, a company starts selling a "miracle" fuel-saving product, which of course is supposedly revolutionary and different to every other product that's been offered in the past; over and over again, the product turns out to be bogus and buyers lose thousands (or even millions) of pounds / dollars. To the best of my knowledge, no "add-on" fuel economy device or product has ever demonstrated worthwhile savings, yet new ones are always being introduced to the market, and uninformed customers are easily taken in by the claims and marketing "hype".
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Several such devices proudly state that they are "award-winning!", to which I have just one comment: so were Milli Vanilli...
Og smá i viðbót.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff10925.htm
Gerið það.. ekki láta plata ykkur að kaupa worthless junk!
Og btw.. þessi hefur bara skráð sig hér til að setja þessa auglysingu inn.. bara henda henni út og banna þennan gaur segi ég...