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Yeah but we trade in sheep here, and my field is almost empty
What do people think of the turbomag fuel saver magnets?
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Yeah but we trade in sheep here, and my field is almost empty
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Yeah but we trade in sheep here, and my field is almost empty
Tis nearly spring, there'll be some fresh meat along soon,
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:hysterically_laughiClassic... pardon the pun
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Magnets, lolz
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ound: I wonder how many people fell for this scam! :doh: They would come in handy picking up the loose bolts that keeps thinking its funny to fall down the engine bay to a hard place to reach to get. 
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An interesting product, does the science work though??
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Yes, but only if you attached the magnets to the rear of the eggsause.
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This type of gadget is a complete waste of time and money. There is no scientific basis for the "technology" and the claims made for their performance are either statistical jiggery pokery or downright lies. If they worked Ford, Toyota and the rest would be fitting them on new cars.
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there was that thing on ebay that plugged into the cigerette lighter and sounded like a v8 matching the revs of the engine.hahaha sadly nothing will achieve that...well except a V8 or a tape recording of a V8
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Instead of buying this gadget, spend your money on service parts, n give your landy a service.......far more likely to save fuel cost that way
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ffs, what a load of complete bollocks:
You will save massive amounts of money by installing this device and it is 100% safe, once installed from day 1 it will clear out your carbon deposits allowing the engine to breathe easier!
To try and explain it simply is not easy but here goes:
•Basically untreated fuel tends to clump together due to the attraction of molecules, so when the cylinder burns the fuel it is inefficient. This effect will cause your engine to not use the fuel as it could, i.e. decrease in performance, lower mileage and often carbon build up.
How the turbomag solves the above problem:
•Turbomags powerful magnets allows these clumps of fuel molecules to be charged with a single polarity, this means the molecules repel of each other which results in the fuel dispersing more efficiently allowing a "complete" combustion. This in turn results into a better fuel consumption, extra power and a lot less carbon build up! See diagram:
never heard such complete nonsense in me life !
Anyone remember the broquet fuel catalyst ? it was claimed by dropping the tin pellets in a little cage into your petrol tank you could run an old 4 star engine on unleaded with no modifications.
You will save massive amounts of money by installing this device and it is 100% safe, once installed from day 1 it will clear out your carbon deposits allowing the engine to breathe easier!
To try and explain it simply is not easy but here goes:
•Basically untreated fuel tends to clump together due to the attraction of molecules, so when the cylinder burns the fuel it is inefficient. This effect will cause your engine to not use the fuel as it could, i.e. decrease in performance, lower mileage and often carbon build up.
How the turbomag solves the above problem:
•Turbomags powerful magnets allows these clumps of fuel molecules to be charged with a single polarity, this means the molecules repel of each other which results in the fuel dispersing more efficiently allowing a "complete" combustion. This in turn results into a better fuel consumption, extra power and a lot less carbon build up! See diagram:
never heard such complete nonsense in me life !
Anyone remember the broquet fuel catalyst ? it was claimed by dropping the tin pellets in a little cage into your petrol tank you could run an old 4 star engine on unleaded with no modifications.
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Probably clamp the fuel line
Seriously, they're a load of ****. I'm so confident that if they do ANYTHING, I'll fill your tank.
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Probably clamp the fuel line
Seriously, they're a load of ****. I'm so confident that if they do ANYTHING, I'll fill your tank.
In my opinion looking pretty and brightening up the engine bay is something, so by my reckoning you owe me a full tank
Although I may have spotted your cunning plan................ you didn't actually say what you were going yo fill it with
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Dunno what yu guys are on about - tiz a brilliant bit of kit.
Its made loadsa dosh for Mr Lee and his backers.
Its made loadsa dosh for Mr Lee and his backers.
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Actually, I bought these (with 3 magic beans) from a friendly giant. The unicorn reckons we get close to an extra 4000 mpg. On those long trips to Uranus this makes quite a difference
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On those long trips to Uranus this makes quite a difference
You stay away from my anus
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