Fuel Additive claims 14% increase

[Dannyboy]

I don't know what to think, but the fact that a local news channel did a test and saw results like this on their lumina make me think about actually trying this out.

http://ireland4u.mpgproduct.com/default.aspx

Another "tornado"???? or is science really starting to work on important things?

 

[Joe Dirt]

interesting... I knew aldive had a secret... Ha ha!

 

[MountaineerGreen]

I'll let someone with more money than me try it first.... the "news" story hosted on their web site is somewhat fishy to me.

 

[Gatorblazer]

A year ago there was a similar company that the FBI was investigating for false advertising, as well as being a pyramid scheme company.

 

[Stic-o]

Another "tornado"???? or is science really starting to work on important things?

You know my dad swares by that "Tornado" thing

 

[shortstack]

^^^ they work good in carburated vehicles.

i dont think the news people would lie about that...... unless they were paid by the company....... those gains are SUPER HIGH!!!

 

[Dannyboy]

yeah, I'm not buying it. The whole 3-6 tanks later it starts to work is a little much for me. 14% isn't "THAT" much(especially for what mileage my truck gets), but when they stacked an extra 8 mpg on that car I raised an eye and posted it here.


I'll be a "test" market if you guys want to chip in???

 

[Stic-o]

^^^ they work good in carburated vehicles.

i dont think the news people would lie about that...... unless they were paid by the company....... those gains are SUPER HIGH!!!

yeah but we're talking in his '01 5.4 SD

 

[sstewart777]

Well, I guess there's a pill for everything now!

Most vehicles would take 2 caps per fill up. At $2.09 per cap with an additional $.50 per cap(Estimated $5.00 per bottle shipping) or so for shipping, that would cost $5.18 per tankfull for the average user and would give a stated 5-10% increase in mileage. Wouldn't using "super", taking some "junk out of the trunk" and maintaining proper tire inflation do about the same thing?

Here are the application "doses":

Gallons Liters Conditioning Dose Regular Dose
6-10 Gallons (23-40 Liters) 1 Cap ½ Cap

11-15 Gallons (41-59 Liters) 1 ½ Caps 1 Cap

16-22 Gallons (60-85 Liters) 2 Caps 1 ½ Caps

23-28 Gallons (86-108 Liters) 2 ½ Caps 2 Caps

29-34 Gallons (109-130 Liters) 3 Caps 2 ½ Caps

35-42 Gallons (131-159 Liters) 3 ½ Caps 3 Caps