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[kwach10]

I found few gizmos that claim to add extra power and improve economy (both at the same time ???) - any one game to try these in the past.

http://stores.ebay.com/Tuningperformance-factory

http://stores.shop.ebay.com/performance-ch...e__W0QQ_armrsZ1

I tried neodymium magnets - no gain, but my old Camry Touring fitted with an infra-red rubber on the fuel line and the swirl in the air intake improved in acceleration (marginally) and in long-trip economy (around 7/100 km down to Sydney) but not around the house.

[Colonel]

I found few gizmos that claim to add extra power and improve economy (both at the same time ???) - any one game to try these in the past.

Ever heard the saying "If it's too good to be true then..."?

[kwach10]

Hmmm, similar arguments and conspiracy labels are commonly used to discredit those who dare to question, for instance the hydrogen generation from water - which even though it works, if implemented in many cars would destroy fuel cartels and thus the world we know.

Instead we are offered moronic ethanol in petrol which not just robs performance and economy, it makes no sense economically and environmentally (guess who supports it), except for few who cash in

We have plentiful natural gas yet have you seen a single station which would sell it. Ooops, one could get it tax free from the meter at home.

Clearly, some of these gizmos must offer some benefit, if not two at the same time?