| Title: | Cars in the UK |
| Notice: | Please read new conference charter 1.70 |
| Moderator: | COMICS::SHELLEY ELD |
| Created: | Sun Mar 06 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 2584 |
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Does anybody know anything about "Petromizer". I have just seen an
advert in a local car mart and was wondering if it is just another one
of those "miracle no-gooders"! The advert says that Petromizer will
increase horsepower by 11%, reduce hydrocarbons, reduce carbonmonoxide and
increase MPG by 17%. It also says about being approved by the State of
California.
According to the advert Petromizer subjects the molecules to a magnetic
field. This reduces surface tension allowing better oxygen mixture
therefore making the fuel easier to burn.
The product is priced at 56 pounds.
Ian.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1257.1 | More power AND less consumption ??? | CHEST::RUTTER | The Red Mist comes down | Mon Oct 15 1990 11:45 | 12 |
I should think this is another 'miracle no-gooder' as you suggest.
IF it worked that well, wouldn't it be used in ALL competition cars ?
I can imagine a very slight benefit in improving the 'burn' of the
fuel-air mixture, if it increases atomisation. If so, this could
perhaps increase MPG and some emissions slightly, but to increase
horsepower by 11%, that's some claim.
IF you can find proof that it works, order one for me too...
John
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| 1257.2 | Is it as "Slick?" | PEKING::GERRYT | Tue Oct 16 1990 14:01 | 3 | |
How about Slick 50 treatment?
Tim
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