The other day our local TV station had a report about a fuel saver device that works. Did anybody try this? They are not cheap and any info would be helpful
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ColinDid anybody try this
Sep 23, 2006
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Assuming 10,000 miles/year @ 23 mpg @ $2.50/gallon, you'll spend $1,087.00 per year for gas.
Their website claims 6~8% savings so at 8%, you'll save about $87.00 per year. Given the $400.00 cost (does that include installation?), the breakeven point is 4 1/2 years (45,000 miles) - if the claims are true.
Tom K.
"Tom K." wrote in news:c4ydna6RZ4vBWojYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:
Actually the price is "between $100 and $400" I am not sure about installation costs. It may be OK if the price is about $200. I will call them tomorrow and check out the details. My gas cost is about $1500/year. At $200 and %6 savings the break even point is slightly over 2 year. Will report on the results later.
Colin
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