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Compare fuel saving devices
before you buy
Do "fuel saving
devices" really work? You've heard about those "gas saving devices"
that guarantee to increase fuel economy or mpg. Buyer beware. There are
gadgets on the market that may not increase
mpg as advertised. Wise consumers should research and compare fuel saving devices
before buying. Play it safe and buy from reputable companies who offer a money-back guarantee on their
products.
- Tornado has feedback from
experts who say their product increases power and mpg.
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The Vortec Cyclone claims to increase gas
mileage and increase
horsepower.
- The Turbonator is an aftermarket add-on. They say users report
10-22% MPG gains.
- Certain gas additives and aftermarket air
filters can increase
mpg and engine performance.
- Tire air pressure gauges ensure correct tire
pressure which greatly affects mpg.
- Gas Pill? Seems unlikely that it increases fuel economy, but
some claim it works.
- Magnets placed on fuel line supposed to increase MPG? Possible
but improbable.
WHAT CAUSES BAD MPG?
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