Inexpensive way to add power AND improve fuel economy! Nope!

[Whaler27]

Remember HHO generators for cars? Total scam. 35% promised gains. No independent testers have been able to show any benefits.

Or how about the upcharge for “Nitrogen filled tires!” on your Jeep? (A remarkably large proportion of American vehicle buyers don’t know that the air we breathe is almost 80% nitrogen.)

 

[2nd 392]

Or how about the upcharge for “Nitrogen filled tires!” on your Jeep? (A remarkably large proportion of American vehicle buyers don’t know that the air we breathe is almost 80% nitrogen.)

Try Helium— plus, the bigger the tires, the more you get Oh Yeah— eliminate your #3 supercharger concern, the way things are going, it won’t happen anyway. Edit—fill these with helium and you would reduce net weight by half and float over obstacles

 

[Dagwood]

I disagree, I took the 120lb spare tire off this weekend and can feel a difference in driving, haven't done the mpg average yet but willing to bet makes a difference. Shedding weight is cheaper than finding performance.

 

[GearWhore]

Then again a really expensive way to gain power and MPG is to ditch weight…

Divorce is a pretty extreme measure...

 

[pablo_max3045]

Well, as someone who grew up in the 80's I remember that there was an inventions which not only made your car way faster, but also improved your economy, all while allowing you to get much more sex than you otherwise would.
Naturally, the government banned this tech.

All it took was one simple thing attached to the outside of your car.....

A turbo sticker

 

[pablo_max3045]

Divorce is a pretty extreme measure...

Clearly you've never taken a road trip with my wife

 

[2nd 392]

Well, as someone who grew up in the 80's I remember that there was an inventions which not only made your car way faster, but also improved your economy, all while allowing you to get much more sex than you otherwise would.
Naturally, the government banned this tech.

All it took was one simple thing attached to the outside of your car.....

A turbo sticker

Nah— I got a vacuum with Turbo stickers, a blender with Turbo stickers, a chicken cooker with Turbo stickers, even got her a Turbo hair dryer, Nope, no improvement. But it did improve the economy with all the so called Turbo crap I bought.

 

[pablo_max3045]

Nah— I got a vacuum with Turbo stickers, a blender with Turbo stickers, a chicken cooker with Turbo stickers, even got her a Turbo hair dryer, Nope, no improvement. But it did improve the economy with all the so called Turbo crap I bought.

How do you know?
Did you remove the stickers? Since they came with the sticker, they were defaulted to the improved state. They would be 30% shittier had you removed the stickers.

 

[2nd 392]

How do you know?
Did you remove the stickers? Since they came with the sticker, they were defaulted to the improved state. They would be 30% shittier had you removed the stickers.

Uhh “ Nope” was referring to your third Turbo improvement. Should I have tried peeling the Turbo sticker off the chicken cooker and sticking it on her a$s? Sure wouldn’t risk a 30% reduction, that would be really shitty.

 

[pablo_max3045]

Uhh “ Nope” was referring to your third Turbo improvement. Should I have tried peeling the Turbo sticker off the chicken cooker and sticking it on her a$s? Sure wouldn’t want a 30% reduction, that would be really shitty.

Sadly, the last point only applies if you are in high school and the sticker is on your car.

 

[2nd 392]

Sadly, the last point only applies if you are in high school and the sticker is on your car.

When I was in high school I drove a CJ3A, I didn’t need no stinking Turbo sticker, the girls Loved my Jeep! Two of my buddies took notice and got Jeeps too.

 

[TimmH]

So you're saying the Electric Turbo, that suspiciously looks just like a fan inside my computer, is not going to help?

 

[calemasters]

There is a pill you can buy for $3.00. You just drop it into your fuel tank and add water.

I am taking orders now.

 

[Vinman]

I deleted a few unnecessary engine parts on my diesel truck and the result was more power, better fuel economy and better reliability.
The fuel savings alone offset the initial cost in the first year.
I continued to drive the truck for another 4 years afterwards which resulted in a 4-500 percent return on investment.

 

[ALRUI]

I thought you were going to show that you had stripped out the interior of your Jeep to make it lighter or something.

One of the Challenger guys gutted his interior & more on a NEW 1320 model - he does race it frequently though but ouch!

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