Throttle Body Mod Saves Fuel, Gives Power.
I think I've tried everything to save money on gas. I've had some real successes along the way too-like an 84 Ford Tempo I took from 18.6 to 108.3 miles per gallon. On Gas fumes... If I can do that in my dad's driveway with a pipe wrench and a pair of pliers, do you think Detroit...? But that's a battle that every fuel economy researcher faces every time they try something new. The control systems are engineered to maintain a certain level of fuel consumption, no matter your efforts to make your engine more efficient. Plugs, plug wires, high energy ignition-even premium fuels-they all lead to very short-lived gains. You may get a benefit for a short period, but the computer always negates your efforts (and the expense!). Pretty frustrating, actually. The same can be said about HHO, except worse. You see, the ECU (Engine Control Unit) uses the oxygen content of the exhaust to meter the air/fuel ratio. When you have more Oxygen, it dumps more fuel, regardless of how well the engine runs. It is programmed to have a certain amount of pollutants, no matter what! In my research, trying to figure out a way to defeat this programming-LEGALLY-I stumbled on something. A rumor, a testimony here and there, and I began doing some testing on a new principle. What I found was nothing short of amazing. What if I could make your car burn more of the fuel it is being fed? WITHOUT adding any chemicals or changing any sensors or "remapping" your ECU? I can. With the help of friends (One actually) I have developed a method of changing a little part called the "Throttle Body" in such a way that it causes the fuel to burn more efficiently-REGARDLESS of what the ECU says. My method causes a little pulse in the pressure wave inside your intake, literally causing the fuel to vaporize completely. More vaporization, a better burn. More complete burn, less oxygen in the tailpipe. Less oxygen in the tailpipe, and the ECU shortens the pulse. The shorter the pulse, the less fuel you use. All under the control of the ECU. The results? My 2001 Land Rover went from 210 a tank to over 500. A 2001 Excursion gained 74%. A 97 Suburban gained 91.4%. A 2001 Dodge Durango is now going three weeks on the same gas that used to last her a week. And it'll burn rubber for over 400 feet (don't ask me how I know!). The problem comes in with the year models affected. It seems that after 2002, the ECU's are resetting the fuel consumption soon after the client vehicle achieves some benefit. Just like with HHO. We get a gain for a short period and the ECU gradually (or quickly!) resets itself to KEEP DELIVERING FUEL AT THE OLD RATE OF CONSUMPTION. It can not get better, It can only get worse. But this modification works on every car (Pre-2002) to increase the power of the burn. You can always feel the power. Just after 2002, your ECU needs to be reset every tank or the mileage gains won't last. I don't know about you guys, but this reminds me of the case against the tobacco companies. You remember, the one they lost when it was revealed they were in the "Nicotine Delivery Device" business? What if Detroit... and the EPA... and the FTC... and the oil companies...? What if global corporate interests have joined together in a mutual benefit society to rape, pillage and plunder the pocketbooks of every human on the planet with a car? Meanwhile allowing the children of the most populous cities to become poisoned by the very air they breathe. Look at the national Asthma statistics in children for a real eye-opener. Then compare that to the consumption of fuel. On the EPA website (Energy Efficiency Division) they tell us "Fuel economy is at its lowest pint in history." This, despite the legislation that was to guarantee us 50mpg STANDARD by 2000. But then, it's all about the money, isn't it? Until their children and their parents are the ones dying... Not for me. To let you know, GM (Government Motors-through a colleague of mine) has offered me in the high eight figures for this technology. Should I sell it to them? I'd rather sell it to you for $250. I think I'll sleep better at night. Look for it soon at www.GadgetmansCoolCarMods.com. If you can't wait, then e-mail me. I am Gadgetman, and I care. Gadgetman at ClubHHO.com |