Cyclonefuelsaver

Sep 7, 2005
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Hi

Reading the caravn magazine, there's an advertisement on page 38 called a cyclonefuelsaver,it's design is to save car fuel,has anyone had any experience with this object and is it any good.

I would like to read any comments please .

Richard
 
Jul 15, 2005
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Richard,

The car manufacturers already design the intake manifold, for both petrol and diesel engines, to create a smooth, rotating airflow into the cylinders. So is there any benefit to adding something to make the air "spin" when it's already spinning? I can't see it making any difference.

Likewise those magnets that you clamp around the fuel line, and apparently "influence" the fuel. Both petrol and diesel are non-magentic at 100 x the field strength that a simple bar magnet can generate.

Want to save money? Make sure your car is well serviced and tuned, use a fully synthetic oil in the engine - this reduces friction and will save you money, make sure the tyres are at the right pressure, and drive without rapid acceleration or braking.

Regards, Robert
 
Jul 15, 2005
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Thanks Lol,

Many of these devices have a whisper of science or engineering about them, but if you don't know what's already engineered into the product then you can spend money for little or no gain.

Robert
 

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