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yep. i goot some magnets laying around...why the hell not? lol....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=360055293440

(don't know if i'll actually try it or not...just replaced my battery, so car feels better already! original battery still works fine, just had to pour in some more distilled water! 6 YEARS!)

 
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Yeah I have that, butt dyno tells me about 10-15 more horsepower. I also get like 60 MPG.

 
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wtf? is that serious?

 
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yeah its pretty amazing how a simple magnet breaks apart fuel molecules on a sub-atomic level. it really can! and everybody knows having separate fuel molecules instead of clusters will vastly alter the way the engine works. now why these magnets did not come stock on even a single car from the factory is beyond me.

 
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Really? Is everyone messing around or does this really work.





Wagner

 
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Can you imagine bringing this to your mechanic to have installed?

WgnrNick, there is absolutely no way to increase your mileage and power at the same time. Not without nuclear fission.

 
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Ummm... I was kidding. Hopefully everyone picked up on that lol.

 
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what, you mean no one's done that mod fro ma deloren yet?

 
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stupid kid: hey i wanna get some fuel magnets installed. how much for labor?

mechanic: um what? oh yeah bring it in, we charge $90 an hour for that.

 
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Not exactly true. I work for a diesel company installing propane injection systems that are regulated by boost. On semis we see about 2-5 mpg increase and 100-200 increase in horsepower, and yes we have dynos to prove it. As for cars though I don't know of anyway to get both. A company called EngineMaxx has some systems that really on magnets and frequencies to break down hydrocarbons to create a better combustion. I currently have one of there Revelation systems on a PT Crusiser GT of mine and it added a couple of MPG. I won't testify that these ebay magnets will work though.

 
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My understanding is that anything that boosts the efficiency of an engine has potential to boost both power and economy.

 
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It depends on what you mean by efficiency. An engine makes power on a certain power band with a given amount of fuel for combustion. If you decrease the mileage but increase the power, is it more efficient? How about if you increase the power but decrease the mileage? Or is it only more efficient if you increase both? Well then yes, simply by definition that is true.