ECOTAZ ECO Fuelsystems Fuel Enhancers - Does it work?

Please guys let the numbers speak for them self's.
I cant understand that people are wanting to declare a verdict on Dice's results with just a few numbers in.
Then all kinds of speculation regarding scruples being thrown around.
I am undecided and have zero agenda but must admit I would like for the unit to work.
It just degrades an interesting thread.

 

There you go again with the distortion!

So the miles traveled and gallons used has nothing to with it that my number was right off mygauges.com considering the gallons and miles total.

You are not that dumb, just a very good professional salesman.

 

I really want it to work too, but the numbers don't lie.

With my dedicated runs that is why so many wanted me to test this device instead of trucks with no consistancy.

I agree with you about the thread.

 

The sig is a joke, we've been around before your magic pipe and we'll be here after your company is gone.

"with great success"......I wouldn't expect you to post otherwise!

All the water in my house flows through EcoJohn copper pipes and the chemical energy is so amazing I now use .00000002 less gallons of water, proven on paper.

 

I am just going by your posts.
Obviously if they don't matter why post them, just print anything!
Now I know why you won't show your ECM report.
Now look who's doing the name calling.

I never have denied being a professional salesman

 

I'm glad you can see far into the future, and I personally thank you for conserving water. Congrats!

 

Probably the best post of this entire thread!

I sure wish this product was showing better results to prove you wrong, but we need to wait to finish testing to determine if you are right.

 

Great post with scientific explanation!

I wished you were right and my truck was improving 3% better mpgs. Maybe over time it will start showing a gain on my dedicated runs instead of pulling around empty trailers to show a gain.

 

ecotaz, from each report you would have to add the total miles and total gallons and then do the math.

it like 100 mile trip and using 10 gallons , and another 100 mile trip and using 10 gallons, and another 100 mile trip using 10 gallons , all of those resulting in 10 ppg, and then running a 25 mile trip and using 1 gallon for a 25 mpg avg. then you add 10, 10,10 and 25 = 55 divide by 4 for a 13.75 avg mpg when in reality it would be a 10.49 avg mpg.


come on , you know better. or maybe not.

 

He knows that and does that with all his testers treating truckers like they don't know any better.

Thank you!