along with your tornado....

[jklun at earthlink.net (John Klun)]

Sounds like snake oil to me.  I'm old enough to remember a similar pitch 
for 'magnets' that wrapped around the fuel line and increased fuel 
mileage by  10%-20%.  Even further back, there was a pitch for an 
attachment similar to an in line fuel filter that maintained a 'damp' 
environment for fuel.  It was based on a premise that one usually gets 
better fuel mileage when it's either raining or very damp.  I remember 
my dad falling for that one and he put it on our 1951 Chevy 4 four.  It 
did improve the mileage a little, enough to satisfy claims of mpg 
improvement.  My dad finally got rid of it and chucked it...

John Klun

L F wrote:

>http://www.plentyofgas.com?axel=14
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>Okay, guys get 'em while you can!
>Read the FAQ's, they are priceless.
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>Larry
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