This device sounds too good to be true. It’s called the Blade and it screws onto the end of your tailpipe. Through extensive testing, it supposedly shows from 16-34% savings on gas! That’s an average of about 3.8 MPG’s. As an example, a US driver goes an average of about 30 miles per day or 10,800 miles per year. At the national average of 22 MPG that means about 490 gallons of gas. At $4, that’s roughly $2,000.
Apparently, when you add the BLADE to your tailpipe, you would only use about 418 gallons or about $1,675. Your savings would be roughly $325! Since I suck at math, I’m forced to take their word for it. The device costs $200, so you could make your money back in several months and still be saving after that. It saves gas, money and the environment. What more do you want?
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i have my suspicions as to whether it really does what it says. there are all kinds of products that make claims like this, and dont actually work.
YES I remember the Tornado intake gadget. Actually lowered you mileage. But the tv commercial was cool to watch. Any thing that restricts intake or exhaust lowers engine efficiency. Your engine is just an air pump any restriction–it pumps less.