That's great! That'll really improve your car's power. I'm really glad you
shared that website. I found all sorts of things I can use immediately. The
first thing I need to buy is one of these:
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=35
A radiator insulator is vital in Arizona's heat.
Then I have to buy a set of salad shooting spinning rims:
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=25
They will really set off the looks of one of my Oldses and intimidate the
large diameter wheel crowd. Just wait until they get a look at my new salad
shooting spinning rims. That'll show up their new-fangled fad of big wheels
with tires without sidewalls!
But now I know what a Kuhneutson Valve really is and what it looks like:
http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=9
I can't understand why none of my cars have one. I'll have to order 5 of
them and immediately install them to make sure each car is running right.
How in the world did I ever produce any power out of Thunder's engine
without a race tuned Kuhneutson Valve? Her poor engine ***must*** be really
hurting right now, the poor thing.
Milton Schick
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Milton, I cannot believe you fell for that crap!
Ha ha ha
that's not SCIENCE, that's HOKUM.
Kahneutsen valve, indeed.
What you need is the PROVEN SCIENCE of Polarizing the Fuel Molecules with
Magnetism!
Everyone knows that like charged particles repel one another, so charging
the molecules of fuel all the same makes them disperse evenly and burn
better.
http://www.shop.com/op/aprod-p24050916%3Fsourceid%3D3&fr=AHbXiwVVLaTsO7oJPxEKXa_4rJ7NZuUCagAAAAAAAAAA&gl=us&hl=en
You will of course want the 'heavy duty' version.
or, the much better version that does not even need a magnet:
http://froogle.google.com/froogle_url?q=http://www.carposts.com/auto/AutoDetail.php%3FAutoID%3D17084&fr=AGV6CsEv_1G2HUQijYYkKyi22w7bW98rbwAAAAAAAAAA&gl=us&hl=en
''Description:
The Super Power Fuel Saver is a magnetic frequency resonator. By way of its
patented Neodymium super conductors it generates the specific resonance
frequency that when installed over the fuel line, will fracture the
hydrocarbon chains in the passing fuel. No magnet, no matter how large, can
produce the required flux pattern, and yet be small enough in size to fit
virtually all installations. When fuel molecules get exposure to the
specific resonance created by the Neodymium in the Super Power...''
This one
http://www.tradekey.com/product_view/id/16577.htm
aserts that it will never ever cause you to save more than 25% on your gas.
I guess your 'savings' could be zero or even negative and still be truthful
advertising:
"It's saving fuel up to 25%. It's easy to install. We specially do all kinds
of magnetic filters and also supp..."
Or, the world's cheapest supercharger
http://www.vorteccyclone.com/?gclid=CJP4nNLl34YCFR6TWAodI18p4g
which scares you into saving gas with a photo of prices at $2.20
[oooooooooooooh! gouging!]
:-)
this site
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2005/05/fuel.htm
says that these things might not work as well as some ads claim
'' The FTC alleged that the magnetic fuel saver does not save fuel, does
not increase gas mileage, and does not reduce emissions. ''
Personally I think that the word "free" should not be alolowed in ads unless
you can actually get stuff for FREE, w/o buying any other item first, and
the words "up to" should NEVER be allowed, but "at least" shall be used....
that is, for a fuel savings device, after the test results are compiled, the
maximum savings shall be ignored in the advertising, only the MINIMUM
improvement can be cited.
"up to", my arse.
ooh, that sounds rather naughty.
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Chris Witt
*the* Rocket Scientist
1303 W. Miller Rd.
Lansing MI 48911
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