As title, seems like an expensive magnet that has no effect.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/mazda-323-626-mx3-mx5-mx6-xedos-rx7-fuel-saver_W0QQitemZ150013345929QQihZ005QQcategoryZ43120QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Anyone seen one of these, surely if you break up the chain of hydrocarbons,the fuel becomes useless.
Cant believe you brought this up its a bit like the \'chips\' that are always on fleabay they are there to con the mug punters:flamed
Scoll to the bottom of this page:
http://www.carbibles.com/fuel_engine_bible.html
Thats a great web page Nikp.
Weird to see that grounding kits were also giving the thumbs down. These seem a common place mod in the States, and several of our own members have fitted them...
i have a grounding kit etc on mine, the guy doesnt actually flame them he just says modern cars have them which is true, our 1992 FDs etc do not !
I think they are pretty handy on older performance cars because they start to get odd electrical problems due to the heat cooking the wires in the engine bay. They were good on Zeds, which are notorious for having very hot engine bays that cook the electrics after 10-15yrs, which is why they have a bit of a bad rep for reliability, when the engine is actually very strong. There isn\'t as much electrics in an rx7 but I\'d imagine its still an issue?