Are there any gas saving gadget that really works? What about the turbonator?

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Comments on Are there any gas saving gadget that really works? What about the turbonator? Leave a Comment

April 11, 2010

Crystal Rene @ 3:05 am #

No. According to that myth show on the Discovery Channel (I forget what it is called) there’s not.

Just earlier this week they did a whole episode on this very subject. They tried all the gimmicks you hear about and not a one of them worked.

So, save your money.

Gary K @ 3:10 am #

No not really.

Lance @ 3:20 am #

A product called Gumout will work. If you get the entire package instead of just the liquid poured into the gas tank it will make a difference.

duster @ 3:29 am #

waiste of cash

Showtunes @ 4:27 am #

Turbonator is a scam.
Very moderate increases can be had by cleaning your fuel system.
Also a slight increase will follow getting a better air filter, maybe even a CAI, but not enough to justify the expense.

A more effective method is to spend no money and just make a few little changes:
Drive the speed limit, or a bit less if the limit is over 45mph. Unload any excess junk from your car. Keep your tires inflated properly. Dont accelarate too quickly.

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