"Steve" <saveongasmormpg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
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> With the cost of crude oil hitting a new record of $100 a barrel, this
> is something you can't pass up! This is not a SCAM and can save you
> real money. A quick down and dirty of how this works:
> 1st - By using this product, engine efficiency is gained. You will
> see 7% to 14% increases in your gas milage.
>
> <http://www.saveongasmormpg.myffi.biz/>
I like my car the way those ex-nazi's designed it .. its 35 years old,
gets 29 MPG and hauls ass. No way am I sticking some hippy **** in my
tank.. and I never do business with ****ers who use flash navigation and
offer no alternative. Your web site needs to lose some weight and
increase information per bit ratio.
>
> 2nd - No longer use the high grade of Gasoline. This in itself saves
> quite a bit of money since 87 octane is ALOT cheaper than 92. Once
> your engine is conditioned to the formula (Which only takes a little
> while) You can start using the cheap gas.
yeah right. Tell that to my tii
>
> <http://www.saveongasmormpg.myffi.biz/>
>
> As Promised, even if you don't buy my product at least follow these
> helpful tips and secrets. IT WILL HELP US ALL SAVE IN THE LONG RUN!
>
> 1. Anticipate, use your brakes less, and don't accelerate
> quickly. Look far down the road ahead, even if "far" means half a city
> block.
what are these city blocks you speak of?
Get into position for turn-lanes smoothly and early so that
> you don't have to accelerate to get in front of traffic. Remember
> that the guy who leaves the stoplight the quickest also pays more at
> the pump. Anticipate stops or slow-downs ahead and take your foot off
> the gas: try to coast much more than you brake.
> See a long train at the RR crossing ahead? Get your foot off the gas
> immediately. You can idle forward in Drive for a long way (without
> braking), for ~30% less fuel than sitting in Drive, and nearly the
> same fuel use as sitting in Park.
> Remember: any additional distance you coast will save fuel and extend
> your brake-pad life.
what is this 'drive' you speak of. What is this 'park' you speak of.??
>
> 2. Minimize idling, and idle smart: Engines only need 10 to 30
> seconds for warm-up, and idling your engine for more than a minute
> typically costs more fuel than re-starting it.
not on my 35 year old car -- warm up phase is at least a few mins while
the transmitter plunger reaches 10mm and reduces air/fuel to warm running
status.
>
> 3. Use Cruise Control. It's proven to save fuel. But here's a
> secret... it's not just for cruising. Using the "Resume" button on
> your cruise control can be a handy compromise to provide reasonable
> acceleration times that don't irritate drivers behind you, without
> wasting excessive fuel.
what is this cruse control you speak of???
>
> 4. Overdrive and gear selection. If you have an automatic with
> Overdrive, use the Overdrive. If you have a manual transmission,
> ****ft early to keep engine rpm's lower and be sure to use the highest
> gear for highway cruising.
what is this overdrive you speak of? So I should ****ft just before
redline rather than just past? OK i can do that
> 5. Slow down. As you increase speed above 60 mph, wind
> resistance starts increasing dramatically as a percentage of total
> fuel consumption. Estimates are that every mile over 60 mph costs you
> 1% in fuel economy. In other words, when you speed, you're paying
> more at the gas pump.
Lies. Everyone knows the faster you go the less time you are buring gas.
Well .. either way my car has a terrible exaust rattle at 3500 RPM and 55
-- it smooths right out at 70+
>
> 7. Carefully consider your route and the time of day: traffic
> flow is a huge factor.
What is this traffic you speak of? When I see another car I wave since
its so rare I think they might be lost
> 8. Plan and Combine errands to make fewer trips. Think like
> your great-grandparents did. Plan meals and grocery shop once a week
> or twice a month;
Yeah when you go to town you need to get all you can get .. never know
when the free world will come cra****ng down. Don't forget extra ammo
>
> 9. Use air conditioning wisely. In city driving, it's cheaper to
> use the vents and/or roll the windows down. But at highway speeds,
> it's a different story: rolling the windows down will cost you more
> fuel than using the air conditioner. These factors can affect fuel
> economy by ~ 1-5%.
What is this air conditioning you speak of?
>
> 10. Buy fuel wisely. Ok, this isn't actually improving your fuel
> economy, but there are several things to save money on: Filling up on
> Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning will normally save you money:
> those are typically the lowest prices of the week.
When prices go up every time you go to the pump you should buy fuel as
often as possible, since the next time you show up it will cost more.
>
> 11. Use a good fuel additive. Injectors with excessive deposits have
> poor spray patterns that can cost you 2 to 15% in fuel economy. Those
> deposits are caused by poor quality fuel.
convert to a kugelfisher injection system and adomize the **** out of
that gas.
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