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Re: Tornado Air Fuel Saver
ok, as for the "description" of how the tornado thingy works is that it churns up the incoming air, in theory to better mix the air & fuel.
For a Fuel Injection engines, the air goes through the filter, tornado, intake, then making it's way to each cylinder where it's then introduced to fuel and boom. But by the time the air reaches the cylinder, any churning motion has long stopped, thus making the Tornado completely worthless.
Now, for Carb. engines, the air goes through the filter, tornado then into the Carb, where it is mixed with fuel, then delivered to each cylinder. Since the distance the air travels to mix with fuel is FAR shorter, the air is still churning, and the Tornado is being effective. And would allow for better air/fuel mixture.
Lets Review...
Fuel Injection - Tornado = Waste of money.
Carb - Tornado = Should be effective.
And as with every car, how you drive it will affect your gas mileage. If you drive it hard, don't expect to have your gas mileage to go from 17 to 25. If you drive it like a Grandmother, your mileage might go from 17 to 20.
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