what fuel saving gadget works and what doesn't

[cyclonite]

check this site for the test results:

Gas Saving and Emission Reduction Devices Evaluation | Cars and Light Trucks | US EPA

 

[papagoines]

nice posting... but beware... most product here in malaysia don't use the same name... repackage under new name... or imitation from the product listed on that site

 

[angrysnail]

nice posting... but beware... most product here in malaysia don't use the same name... repackage under new name... or imitation from the product listed on that site

Yup,diffrent package but same function and of coz diffrent price..

 

[hydris]

Great info, for the best fuel saving device currently is hydrogen booster. I've been using it for about 5 years and it gave a savings of about 30 to 50%. You can check it out in my blog:

My Hydro Booster

 

[Vagabond]

Great info, for the best fuel saving device currently is hydrogen booster. I've been using it for about 5 years and it gave a savings of about 30 to 50%. You can check it out in my blog:

My Hydro Booster

Got money back guarantee ?

 

[hydris]

Yes, of course, guaranteed to save fuel...if not return for full refund...seriously

 

[harrycnut]

In my opinion all of these gatgets you can try if you want AT YOUR OWN RISK... For me the most reliable 'gadget' is our very own brains controlling our right foot!!!! trust me you WILL start to get alot more milage by driving the right way!!! :) just my opinion... peace

 

[AD_EG]

off aircond....drive at night...dont rev past 3k rpm...avoid congested roads = Best Fuel Saver

 

[knight81]

minor tweaks helps save fuel

1.Wax your car as it increase smooth air flow ( save fuel by 0.01% )
2.Dont drive with windows down as it increase air drag ( save fuel by 2% )
3.Don't rev past 2.5k rpm ( save fuel by 25% )
4. use X-1R as it helps reduce friction in engine and provide smooth power ( save fuel by 3% )
5. use iridium plug as it maximise fireing power, more power = save fuel
6. check your tyre air presure

i'm driving Perdana V6 which gives me 600km full tank

 

[LeeHK]

minor tweaks helps save fuel

1.Wax your car as it increase smooth air flow ( save fuel by 0.01% )
2.Dont drive with windows down as it increase air drag ( save fuel by 2% )
3.Don't rev past 2.5k rpm ( save fuel by 25% )
4. use X-1R as it helps reduce friction in engine and provide smooth power ( save fuel by 3% )
5. use iridium plug as it maximise fireing power, more power = save fuel
6. check your tyre air presure

i'm driving Perdana V6 which gives me 600km full tank

Also use BHP and V- Power - makes a lot of difference

 

[lordredza]

are you sure bro...V-power too expensive lor...

i only use...V-power 97..and for sure..it make a different

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minor tweaks helps save fuel

1.Wax your car as it increase smooth air flow ( save fuel by 0.01% )
2.Dont drive with windows down as it increase air drag ( save fuel by 2% )
3.Don't rev past 2.5k rpm ( save fuel by 25% )
4. use X-1R as it helps reduce friction in engine and provide smooth power ( save fuel by 3% )
5. use iridium plug as it maximise fireing power, more power = save fuel
6. check your tyre air presure

i'm driving Perdana V6 which gives me 600km full tank

how much for a full tank bro?

 

[CARD]

fuel matters!!

I usually get 360km to 385km in Penang City traffic from a tank full(31L) of RON95. Used to get >380km from previous 92(RON??!) petrol. The current RON95 is full of crap, at M$1.85/L they perform worse than previous 92 of M$1.7/L. I suspect it was just "Name after" RON95, but not really in 95 range at all. (eg: The name of the idiot staying next to my house is "Genius"!!)

Note: I do the calculations and summaries of milage on every single tank of fuel I put in my cars, the figures above were base on average of >5 tanks of fuel.

 

[JINEIL2EN]

are you sure bro...V-power too expensive lor...

i only use...V-power 97..and for sure..it make a different

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how much for a full tank bro?

yup, agreed, V-power97 really makes the difren...:proud:

 

[lordredza]

Re: fuel matters!!

I usually get 360km to 385km in Penang City traffic from a tank full(31L) of RON95. Used to get >380km from previous 92(RON??!) petrol. The current RON95 is full of crap, at M$1.85/L they perform worse than previous 92 of M$1.7/L. I suspect it was just "Name after" RON95, but not really in 95 range at all. (eg: The name of the idiot staying next to my house is "Genius"!!)

Note: I do the calculations and summaries of milage on every single tank of fuel I put in my cars, the figures above were base on average of >5 tanks of fuel.

Last week balik kampung...i calculate all the fuel consumption during my hari raya

1000km...Rm180 (V-power 97)

which is 0.18sen per 1km

average driving range from 140km-160km/h

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anyone here...heard about fuel saver -magsaver?

anyone had use it?

this thing ok or not?

 

[egb18c]

Re: fuel matters!!

Last week balik kampung...i calculate all the fuel consumption during my hari raya

1000km...Rm180 (V-power 97)

which is 0.18sen per 1km

average driving range from 140km-160km/h

---------- Post added at 01:22 AM ---------- 6 hour anti-bump limit - Previous post was at 01:19 AM ----------

anyone here...heard about fuel saver -magsaver?

anyone had use it?

this thing ok or not?

0.18sen per 1km.
so that makes rm1.80 per 100km.which is about 1l per 100km?
r u sure?
what car r u using?prototype solar car with small engine for the aircon?or shell eco challenge vehicle.
even viva drives at 40kmh stripped down manage to clock 40km per liter from the last perodua eco challenge.