Let’s face it, the way things are going, it doesn’t look like the price of fuel is going to drop anytime soon. In fact, it looks like things are going to get much worse. With this in mind, many drivers are looking for devices that will improve fuel economy and help them get more MPG for their vehicles (whether they be cars, trucks, or SUVs).
For those who can afford it, trading in your existing vehicle for a more fuel-efficient model (since most newer vehicles get more miles per gallon than older ones) or one of the newer hybrid cars seems like the way to go. . However, most of us whose budget doesn’t reach a new car will have to rely on fuel economy-enhancing devices to get more MPG out of their old bangers.
During this fuel crisis (as in any crisis), there will be people coming up with scams and schemes to take your hard earned money. Scams claiming to have the latest gadgets that will give you the highest MPG of any car or vehicle. Unfortunately, most of these devices are either hoaxes or myths, some of which have been around for years and are now appearing again with new life thanks to the internet.
However, along with the more ridiculous claims of gadgets, gizmos, and gadgets that improve fuel economy, there are some that just may work. Some of the most promising are listed below. Now, I’m not claiming these will get your car more MPG or improve your fuel economy significantly, but after reading them, they at least seem more practical than most I’ve come across.
Devices that improve fuel economy.
1) Carburetor Mixture Improvers. This is a device that is installed between the intake manifold and the carburetor, and is supposed to improve the vaporization process of the air-fuel mixture before it is burned in the engine.
2) Improvers of liquid mixtures. These work on a similar principle to carburetor mix boosters, but are in liquid form and mix with your regular fuel.
3) Killer Wires. These are used in replacement of ordinary spark plugs and are claimed to improve spark by creating magnetic fields and thus improve combustion.
4) Additives for fuels. Like xylene that is added to your fuel tank along with your regular fuel to give you better fuel economy and more MPG.
5) Water-to-energy converters. These are small hydrogen generators for cars and use electrolysis to produce hydrogen oxygen gas that mixes with your normal fuel mix and results in a more efficient burning fuel.
These are just 5 of the devices that improve fuel economy and help you get more MPG. There are hundreds, if not thousands, more out there. As I mentioned before, many of these are just scams and not all of them are going to work, but these 5 at least sound practical, and anything that can get more MPG for your car is worth a try.
