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EPA tests gas 'saving' gizmos

I put a fan blade in my air intake, a magnet on my fuel line and pre-heat my fuel. The truck is actually producing gasoline now. I have to stop from time to time and pump the extra gas into somebody else's car to keep the generated fuel from spilling on the road.

OEMs would use these devices, but fuel economy means very little to them. The several cents they would pay for fan blades and magnets in bulk would not be worth it because consumers have no interest in better gas mileage.
 
Blue85 said:
I put a fan blade in my air intake, a magnet on my fuel line and pre-heat my fuel. The truck is actually producing gasoline now. I have to stop from time to time and pump the extra gas into somebody else's car to keep the generated fuel from spilling on the road.

OEMs would use these devices, but fuel economy means very little to them. The several cents they would pay for fan blades and magnets in bulk would not be worth it because consumers have no interest in better gas mileage.

:haha:What I love is that some of them actually reduce mileage WTF? The article I got that link from went on to say that a fair number of these devices were detrimental to the vehicles operation life, including some that state themselves as attaining EPA credentials (which DO NOT exist). Hell I'd consider it more honourable to mug people for their money!
 
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