Tornado? Does it work?
Tornado? Does it work?
I read that ancient thread about dr fuelmax or whatever and googled around. It seems to be a load of bull, but i did see someone say that they are happy with their tornado which claims to save up to 33% mileage and could add up to 55hp. Does anyone have one of these things, do they actually work? Is their a downside to using it?
I personally wouldn't waste my time or money on something with a claim like that. The product claims it makes better fuel efficiency by spinning the air so it goes around the bends easier and stuff and atomizes the fuel better.
Though in reality I don't think it would give any sort of effect, if anything minimal and unnoticeable but I bet somewhere in my physics books in the portion with fluids would say otherwise with no difference. It could even restrict air flow by putting something in the way that makes the air not want to go straight.
Though in reality I don't think it would give any sort of effect, if anything minimal and unnoticeable but I bet somewhere in my physics books in the portion with fluids would say otherwise with no difference. It could even restrict air flow by putting something in the way that makes the air not want to go straight.
I read that ancient thread about dr fuelmax or whatever and googled around. It seems to be a load of bull, but i did see someone say that they are happy with their tornado which claims to save up to 33% mileage and could add up to 55hp. Does anyone have one of these things, do they actually work? Is their a downside to using it?
For the money, you can't beat it. GO FOR IT!!!
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