Anyone else try this?

Question

I found this website when searching for ways to reduce emissions: www.save-gas-and-globe.com. I bought the small 10 cap package (only $22) since it had a money back guarantee. Claims of saving gas and reducing emissions seemed far fetched, but hey, what's $22. So far, after 3 tanks, I can say I have gotten 8% better mileage, and have been able to use 87 octane instead of 93. Our state doesn't test for emissions, but my truck is running better and with more power. Anyone else try this? I'm saving $3 per tank just on octane plus better mileage.

Answer 1

At the rate of savings in mileage per tank, you'll need to get seven tanks of gas just to make back most of the cost of your purchase. Does it seem your question is merely an advertisment?

Answer 2

I must admit I have never heard of this product before but it seems to work in a similar way to a hydrogen generator, in-so-much, as it improves the combustion in the chamber.

Look up hydrogen generators because after the initial setup costs, all you have to do is keep the the generator topped up with distilled water.

I have recently made one for myself and am in the process of checking out my fuel usage.

But already I find that I have more power and my car changes up a gear earlier and down later. Suggesting there is more power being supplied from my engine

Answer 3

Sounds like a good idea.

I have a diesel vehicle (Golf estate) which i run on filtered used cooking oil from the fish and chip shop my dad works at.

I feel i am doing my bit for the enviornment by recycling & i get all the oil i like for free... Perfomance is not as good but i can still do 120MPH if i put foot down!

Answer 4

I do find this hard to believe-but if it works,tell all your friends about it.
Where are all the thumbs down ratings coming from??

Answer 5

How long does a cap last?

Answer 6

Have never heard of it... But keep us updated with that...

Answer 7

i've never heard of that huh