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MetroMPG 07-18-2006 05:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Matt Timion
I mean, it WOULD be nice to have a place to point to on the internet where people have tested it, taken results, and published them...

https://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...s/1802932.html

Matt Timion 07-18-2006 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by maxc
I did a-b-a tornado testing about 3 years ago. I had my truck for 6 years, I've been driving for 28 years. Like I said 1 mpg mixed driveing. Don't ask for details. I drove 50 miles round trip to job in middle of summer. 75% hiway. Im very slow at typeing, & on aol so I lose post sometimes:mad:

YOu may have gained 1mpg, but it's possible that it was due to something else. Was the 1mpg statistically significant?

BTW, the best way to ensure you don't lose posts is to copy them to your clipboard (select all of the text, and then hit CNTRL-C). In the event you lose the post you can just hit CNTRL-V (paste) and it will be back.

GasSavers_maxc 07-18-2006 06:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Matt Timion
YOu may have gained 1mpg, but it's possible that it was due to something else. Was the 1mpg statistically significant?

BTW, the best way to ensure you don't lose posts is to copy them to your clipboard (select all of the text, and then hit CNTRL-C). In the event you lose the post you can just hit CNTRL-V (paste) and it will be back.

It gives me about 8% more road hp. I just hit print, so i do not loose anything:confused: I could start a new thread on my scientist friend vortex fuel system!

GasSavers_maxc 07-18-2006 06:18 AM

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Originally Posted by MetroMPG

They said water inj. gave 20 less hp. Did i read that wrong. If it works on engine vaccum. How did they loose hp,when very little if any is pulled in at full thottle!! I do not believe in corporate testing!!

Gary Palmer 07-18-2006 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by psyshack
Ive been testing my A/C. Its nice and cold.

Now this is something that I think it is very important to test. Unfortunately I don't have it, yet, on my Wagovan. I did however finally begin getting some cold air out of the A/C I have been attempting to put into my daughters 87 Civic. My 4/60 A/C is really the pitt's.;)

Gary Palmer 07-18-2006 01:36 PM

Besides my willingness to test my A/C when I can finally get it in, I would be willing to test the turbonator. However, at the moment I don't have any scan tool, so all of my testing is largely by the tank, which is also not very fine in any one tank's absoluteness. Gas pill's, I still have memories of experiencess with the "brown crud" in my fuel tank and system, so I am not really inclined to be testing that stuff.

GasSavers_maxc 07-21-2006 06:34 PM

a-b-a tornado retest
 
28.8 miles hyway
test without tornado 1.325 gal first click.
hyway with tornado 1.255 gal first click. 78F without, 72F with tornado. Winds N 12 mph, North trip 59mph, south trip 65mph windows down cruisecontrol
No traffic. I know short trip. Don't beat me up too bad:) 22.94 with 21.73 without

SVOboy 07-22-2006 12:01 AM

Well, that's rly only a-b though, innit?

GasSavers_maxc 07-22-2006 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by SVOboy
Well, that's rly only a-b though, innit?

No, started at same gasstation went 14.4miles out then back to the same station.

MetroMPG 07-22-2006 05:59 AM

The biggest issue is too many variables were changed to make it a valid test...

Different speeds, different temps, different wind conditions. Needs to be round-trip, back to back.

At least it was all highway driving! :)


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