http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=43807&item=2480086259&rd=1

I don't know anything about it, just came across it and thought it was claiming a lot.

:think:

BAH.......they're rubbish...and i'm silly enough believing that would save my petrol and bought one...... :headbange

be careful tho, you can't refund it since you buy it on ebay.....that's what they say when i asked them for refund :angry: :angry:

"Purchasing the Fuel Max has saved me $10/week in fuel. I drive a Suzuki Grand Vitara, V6 and travel approximatley 600 klms per week. The car runs smoother and I will be buying one for my sons, good birthday present I would say. Great product and I am happy to recommend it." - Phil Robins (Gembrook, VIC)

"Great Product, it is really working on my Car after I got it for a week" - Paul Beoh, "Mechanic" (Melbourne,VIC).


Hahaha... if I go one for my birthday I would demand she exchanged it for at least something like some fluffy dice; at least they work... And this "Mechanic" obviously knows nothing more than how to do up a few nuts and bolts.

"Great Product, it is really working on my Car after I got it for a week" - Paul Beoh, "Mechanic" (Melbourne,VIC).

that's funny, since the instruction said, fuel consumption may go up for the first 1500 miles as this device will also remove carbon deposit on the cylinder head. and you can only see result after about 1500 miles... :doubt:

or maybe he's a bycicle mechanic...??

I bet it's just a rip off Peter Brocks Fuel Polariser, and we all know how good that was

scroll down to the table and u'll see

2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 Liter V-TEC 8 Cylinder Engine , Auto Transmission

hmm...he's got me thinking...