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Increased Mileage and Better Engine Performance with Tornado Fuel Saver
from:The spiraling costs of fuel prices has driven many car owners to
seek alternative solutions that will help them get more miles
for their bucks. With the emergence of fuel-saving devices like
the Tornado Fuel Saver, increased mileage and better engine
performance are just a few dollars and a couple of minutes of
installation away.
The Tornado Fuel Saver is a stainless steel, non-moving
air-swirling device fitted inside the air filter housing in
carbureted vehicles or inside the air intake/air inlet hose in
fuel-injected vehicles. Using the Tornado Fuel Saver leads to
better fuel atomization thus resulting to an increase of gas
mileage anywhere from 7-24%. These figures have been confirmed
by an independent road test done at an emission lab licensed by
the EPA. Further testing with a device called the "dynamometer,"
the Tornado Fuel Saver adds 4-13% extra horsepower as well.
Various information garnered from fuel economy tests conducted
for the Tornado Fuel Saver have shown an average increase of
22.5% miles per gallon (mpg). An older test done in 1998 by the
manufacturers of Tornado Fuel Saver using a Chevrolet Suburban
over several thousand miles both with and without the Tornado
Fuel Saver has paved way to an average increase of 15.8% mpg
with the Tornado Fuel Saver. Going further back, a 1994 test on
three vehicles manufactured from 1985, 1986 and 1969 has
resulted to an average of 19.5% mpg increase with the Tornado
Fuel Saver installed.
There are numerous fuel-saving devices currently available in
the market and all make the same guarantees and promises. So how
does the Tornado Fuel Saver measure up against the competition?
Again extensive road and laboratory testing has become the main
yardstick to compare the performances of the products.
With regards to Tornado's claim of enhanced engine power, a
different test has been utilized using a chassis dynamometer to
test automobile engine performance in a laboratory setting. Four
varying vehicles have been tested both with and without the Tornado Fuel Saver installed to ascertain the horsepower
increase produced at highway speeds (70mph). The results have
reflected an average increase of 26.4 horsepower or a 29.8%
increase in horsepower.
The various tests conducted on the Tornado Fuel Saver make a
strong case for the product's consistency and efficiency.
Although fuel economy is dependent on numerous road and driving
conditions, the significant savings and improved performance
offered by the Tornado Fuel Saver merit some serious
consideration.
About the author:
James Russel grew up in Los Angeles and is 35 years old. He works as a marketing analyst for a supplier of automotive parts in the United States. On his spare time, he loves to spruce up his vehicle.
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