Hi all,
just curious. Have any car owners here installed an "EPS" fuel saver in your vehicle so far?
just curious. Have any car owners here installed an "EPS" fuel saver in your vehicle so far?
Wolfgang said:Hi all,
just curious. Have any car owners here installed an "EPS" fuel saver in your vehicle so far?
Hmmm my only question to this is - Does petrol contain iron elements that can somehow be magically aligned by the magnets?the website sucks. They go right into the "So how does it work?" angle...how about an overview of what their dandy device does or what it looks like
http://www.gainex.co.uk/
Such products are not really proven.
Myself, I am trying to squeeze below 7.0L/100km in my wee Honda Jazz. Hehehehe. Right now averaging 7.5L/100km because I have a lead foot hahaha.
Hi all,
just curious. Have any car owners here installed an "EPS" fuel saver in your vehicle so far?
i find that all those so called fuel savers remedies out there are all gimmick..
your left foot decides how much fuel you'll save/uses
i find that all those so called fuel savers remedies out there are all gimmick..
your left foot decides how much fuel you'll save/uses
Such products are not really proven. I suggest save the cash on these products. If they are really that good, car manufacturers would include the magnets as part of car components. Which car manufacturers do not want to make their cars more energy efficient?
What matters more is how one drives, how much less crap we can offload from the car.
Little things like spoiler, roof racks, body kits will increase wind resistance. (a downward pressure type spoiler normally works effectively at over 100km/hr. Installing one on a vehicle to run on singapore roads is not really helping on road grip). Well unless it is a really fast car which takes an occasional high speed dash - in which case, saving gas is not a concern.
Factory fitted & non factory fitted electronics & air conditioning will also affect FC. (fuel consumption). Using large tires will have the worst impact on FC.
Also, road conditions, weather and external temperature & engine compartment temperature can also affect.
And most importantly, how well maintained the car is will also affect fuel consumption.
Want to save gas? Keep the car well maintained, have as little things in the car (including fetching fewer passengers) and keep the car in its stock condition as much as possible. And lastly, plan your trips and cut down on unnecessary coverage or by substituting with public transport.
There is so much I can write about saving fuel... But one can just google it to find out.
Commercial products cant really help save much gas. Most are but a marketing hype to make one feel less guilty. Blame it on yourself if it aint getting better.
on the note of fuel savings, i find that after installing unichip-Q to my car, the FC is much better even with hard rev at every traffic junction.
average i am still able to maintain about 11km/litre...the AFR more efficient
overall performance improved significantly:thumbsup:
:thumbsup: good and concised explanation!
what's a unichip-Q? i've seen it on other car forums. is it expensive? how much are your monthly savings after installing it? thanks!
UNICHIP
please read the link above.
previously about 11km/l if normal plus some hard rev driving. now about 11km/l daily hard rev driving...if drive normally like before can reach 12-13