turbo 3000d does it work?

Dice1 · Jan 31, 2012

Paddletrucker said: ↑

Yeah, I'm one of the dumba$$es who bought one a long time ago. I thought it was cheap enough, what the h3ll?? Well, after three years of running both with and without it AND SEEING ABSOLUTELY NO DIFFERENCE in ANYTHING, I took it off for good.

I decided to cut the stupid thing in half lengthwise to see what was inside of it. There's NO WAY it can work. It just has a bunch of tabs welded inside of it. It can't possibly do what they say it does.

Oh, yeah, I ran the exact same run, pulling the exact same loads, for THREE YEARS without seeing ANY difference. I feel I did a pretty thorough test of the idiotic thing.

Oh, I still have it, too. I welded the halves onto a post that leads into my one of pastures. I got tired of chasing the gate in the wind, so I welded one half near the top and one half near the bottom to make the gate only open one way. It does a #### fine job as a gate stop, but it did sheeyat to save me any fuel
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Good use for one of the "magical tubes" that saves fuel.

Krooser · Jan 31, 2012

kubotaorange76 said: ↑

Don't forget to have your turbo 3000 micro blued
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Thanks... may have to take out a loan though...

TURKER · May 13, 2012

skateboardman said: ↑

i actually went up with my fuel mileage not by doing 60, but by using my new device the heli-boot.

whats a heli-boot you ask, it is a boot filled with helium gas, it is a boot with a gas holding outside shell, you fill it with a small helium bottle the size of a small fire extinguisher. the more pressure the more fuel you save.

the boot lifts your foot off the pedal like a helium ballon floats, more pressure, more lift , more fuel saved.

these babies are only 199.00 w/helium bottle included. thats right foot only. the left boot included for 100.00 extra.

with both boots you fill em , and float up off the ground 7 feet to tarp those high loads without ladders.

and coming soon
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I just bought a pair,I am very pleased highly reccomend to flatbed drivers .It makes tarping and securing very easy since you do not have to use stepladder

ODR · Jan 29, 2018

Just bought a truck with the turbo 3000 snake oil. Was wondering if I should leave it on or take it off. It's just a tube with some magic fins in it as far as I can figure. I just don't want it causing trouble down the road.

PoleCrusher · Jan 29, 2018

ODR said: ↑

Just bought a truck with the turbo 3000 snake oil. Was wondering if I should leave it on or take it off. It's just a tube with some magic find in it as far as I can figure. I just don't want it causing trouble down the road.
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Take it off. You don't want any mechanics laughing at you behind you're back when you put it in a shop.

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