Turbo 3000 Super Vada Fuel Device

Heck you could probably get your money back on Ebay for it.... If it doesn't work to your advantage.

 

I never have a real problem with someone trying something, and as long as the cost is reasonable and isn't going to break you, it's worth the cost and the risk. I have some real questions about the Turbo 3000, yet I have read some fairly credible people supporting it's use.

The main thing that you have to do to have any credibility is to be able to prove the conditions under which you tested it. For example, you should have the data for a reasonably long period before it's installation to verify how you were running and the fuel you used. Preferably, it should be about 50-60k miles, so that there was enough of a time period to eliminate small fluctuations in the data due to weather, or slow periods, or excessive idle times like winter for cold, etc.

Then, there is the installation, and for Turbo 3000, they call for 25000 miles before it is fully working and has the engine up to par. Why they call for this I can't say, but it's right in their literature that it can take up to 25,000 miles for it to reach it's full benefits. So that 25k miles is off the books for any validation purposes.

Then after that, there needs to be a period of about the same as the first, and this is the point where any fuel mileage gains should be seen.

So in essence, it takes about a year or more to adequately test something like this. I feel confident I can do something like this because I routinely track my loaded miles and empty miles so I can verify that my percentages of loaded vice empty didn't change. If my empty miles surged higher, the fuel use would be less simply due to the loss of rolling resistance from the weight.

If someone puts it on and immediately reports that he saw a 10% improvement, I am always skeptical because I can make one tank of fuel do just about anything I want it to do for mileage. The longer you run it, the more the test data smooths out small glitches in the info.

If you can come back and say that you ran without it for a certain goodly length of time, then installed it and ran for a set period for it to work, and the tracked your mileage for another long period, your credibility is much stronger. Describing in detail how something worked always adds to the story.

And believe me, in spite of my questioning it some, I hope the thing works like a charm and does exactly what the maker say it does. I wish nothing but the best for you installing it. You are our guinea pig on this.

 

I guess a torch is out of the question lol

umm...try soaking it some
PB Penetrating Catalyst man that stuff will loosen anything...
PB Penetrating Catalyst

 

Personally I believe this turbo thing does what they say it does. I too listen to nemo and bill mack. I can't believe that all these call ins are wrong. It seems like it is legit and just maybe its not getting its just due because it really works. The only one that its going to save is you,the big companies have alot of lease trucks,some getting kickbacks thru surcharges like jb hunt and prime,maybe dart? the more fuel you save the less you buy,just an idea that might be their logic.