Tornado Fuel Saver??

[78silverbird]

Has anyone tried any of these products that are supposed to increase mpg by sucking in more air? I was just wondering if they work, it all sounds good in theory but performance is different.

[Degtr]

Don't waste your $$$. Actually, considering that today's cars have computers to monitor the air-fuel mixture, introducing more air may reduce your MPG because it will take more fuel to achieve the same mixture.

[G-man422]

^ yep. its a waste of $.

[xeroinfinity]

the only thing that would be Tornadic would be your wallet

This product is junk.

[MT-2500]

Originally Posted by 78silverbird

Has anyone tried any of these products that are supposed to increase mpg by sucking in more air? I was just wondering if they work, it all sounds good in theory but performance is different.

Be around for years.
That stuff is pure snake oil.
MT

[78silverbird]

thanks for the advise, wasn't really planning on getting it just saw it on ebay and thought I'd ask about it.

[tommy00gt1]

Yup... It's all a bunch of poppycock. In fact, there was just something about these fly-by-night fuel savers on the news here in Boston. They didn't specifically test this Tornado, but all the junk they did test was all bunk.

[Cadinrfv]

These things are nothing but junk. Don't buy into the infomercials claims on them.