Turbo 3000 Super Vada Fuel Device

Once you put it on, and once it is operating, how about providing us with an explanation of how it actually works. One rule though, you will have to use words actually found in a dictionary, not words like "turbulation" that the manufacturers made up.

I hear some people claiming that it works wonders, and read of a lot of people who found absolutely no difference in running one. I have looked through their literature and for the life of me I can't understand the physical principles on which it is supposed to operate.

When you put it on, don't forget to factor in the change in the seasons. They recommend that you use it for 25k miles to clean the engine out of deposits, and that's long enough for the weather to change and the fuel temps to decrease, both of which bring a little bit of an increase in mileage.

If it works, then wonderful, but I remain skeptical of them. The main thing in their favor that I see is that they are relatively inexpensive, and if they don't work you don't get clobbered too badly.

 

It's amazing how these "fuel saving" ad ons are popping up with the price of oil being the way it has been...

I am old enough to remember the oil crises of the early 70s and the gas rationing. It was the same thing then. Buy this and gain an x amount of MPG. Add this to your gas and increase millage...

The only way to have the most and best milage out of a vehicle is ROUTINE maintenence. Taht includes regular tune ups and oil changes...

A given engine in a specific vehicle will only give a certain MPG, plus or minus depending on the load. A truck I had at one time gave me 6.5 mpg like clock work no matter the load. It was re-licensed for heavy haul with a gross weight of 105,500 and grossed out the milage rarely ran below 4.7 and only time it went over 5 was when mty..


what I am getting at is what effects fuel millage the most is weight and engine load...

If anybody tries to sell something to increas millage it is a pipe dream and is deseigned to make the seller rich...

 

Has anyone else read the post about the guy who bought the power crystals that set on top of the motor. Like portland said as fuel increases nutjobs come out of the woodworks with fuel saving devices. Here is what I say, Stay on a strict maintence routine, run Lucas Injector cleaner once a month, Buy an APU, and keep your foot out of it and you will have great fuel mileage.
Anyways, I wish you luck with this thing and please let us know if it works. I will gladly eat crow pie if I am wrong in calling this just another gimmick.

 

Thanks for the vote of confidence..

If there is anything on the market that is not a shame or a legit way of increasing fuel millage I would like to see it along with real world test results.
If it does increase fuel milage a considerable amount I would use it on my pick up. I would not mind seeing 30+ mpg on my F-250 pulling the trailer...

 

Good luck, let us know if it works. If it does I will let my boss know about it.

 

The numbers are worth looking into BUT the company name was left out..

If there is an add on that truely works the major companies would be using it including Swift and JB Hunt but I would question if only those two names were used...

 

Don't forget, they are one of the main sponsors of the Dave Nemo program on the radio, so you will find little on his site concerning the Turbo 3000 except cheerleading. Some of the claims that are made for it in commercials on his show are ludicrous. If this thing really worked and provided the gains that are claimed, don't you think that by now at least one of the engine or chassis manufacturers would be offering on their new trucks? If Volvo or F/L could install a 200-300 dollar device that increases fuel mileage by 10%, they would be touting it to the moon and stars.