Super fuelmax

MTmace · November 14, 2001

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymot....r=0&t=0

I was wondering if anyone has heard of or used this product?

It sounds very cool but almost too good to be true. I sent a question to the seller and he said that it uses a magnetic filter and simply hooks onto your fuel line.

MTmace

chevy4x4trucks · November 14, 2001

I've heard of them, I think that it's a bunch of baloney. I think that most people think the same thing. It's just a sales gimmick

Shaners · November 14, 2001

I doubt it's true. I've seen ads for these things for years but have never seen any independent tests proving they are legit.

MTmace · November 14, 2001

I was thinking the same thing but at 1.59 for gas I will entertain just about anything.

I figure if it really was all that they would be everywhere, but this was the first time I have heard about them.

MTmace

raventai · November 15, 2001

I bought one a long time ago for my 280ZX and the diffrence was slim to none I think is was ~$5 there is no way i would pay $40 for a magnet

find your self set of magnets that have the same bore as your fuel line it cannot hurt and it may help 1% but no way 27% u could find this in a small electronic motor

the claim is that the magnetic flux breaks up clumps of fuel so that will attomize better

last i checked fuel was not magnetic

raventai · November 15, 2001

BTW our fuel pump probably creates a magnetic field from its motor

GM is under a lot of presssure to get it's fleet average at or below 27 MPG if it had any merit they would have done it from the factory

chevy4x4trucks · November 16, 2001

I believe this was discussed earlier and on the instructions it gives some tips to increase your mpgs. That's how you get the 27% increase. I bet I could do that right now, just by keeping the truck under 2000 rpms and not leaving it idle, making fewer trips. It's all no brainer stuff. I think it's just a rip off.