AERONOX fuel saver (formerly: Another fuel saver in the market...what's your take?)

**pobreparin** · March 14th, 2007 10:26 AM

http://www.philstar.com/philstar/BUS...0703144004.htm

read in the motoring section of Philstar

http://www.philstar.com/philstar/BUS...0703144004.htm

according to the article..may brochure pa daw but did not indicate if there are official and approved stats indicated in the brochure....

**niky** · March 14th, 2007 03:45 PM

What Aeronox does is it makes the engine produce nitrogen oxide, which is formed through the combination of nitrogen and oxygen. Dela Cruz continued that when the gas passes through the gadget, there is a series of small lightning storms, caused because the triple bonding of the nitrogen is broken down. The broken-down nitrogen combines with oxygen and when this happens, it boosts the engine’s performance.

Of course, to believe this, you have to believe that there's actually nitrogen and oxygen in gasoline... bwehehehe... kinda difficult to find this stuff in gas, since it's only made up of carbon and hydrogen.

Whenever an article says that our current engines only use 60% of our fuel in combustion, walk away. This is simply bull.

**mbeige** · March 14th, 2007 04:13 PM

Lightning storms? That just ruined it for me. I didn't even read beyond "storms"

**b1rken5tock** · March 14th, 2007 04:46 PM

nitrogen? oxygen? lightning? sounds like a quote from elementary book on biology on how nitrogen is absorbed by the soil thru lightning...i remember sa probinsya noon, pagkatapos ng lightning storm, nangunguha ng kabute after few days kasi biglang nagsusulputan sa mga bulok na kahoy and saha ng saging..

he he he.. inde kaya tubuan ng kabute ang engine sa fuel saver na yan..

**zman** · March 14th, 2007 05:04 PM

"series of small lightning storms"

Wow this is new, you'd have to admit that that's very unique. It is always a blast reading articles and advertisments for items like these.

**b1rken5tock** · March 14th, 2007 05:19 PM

"there is a series of small lightning storms"... baka yung lightning sa spark plug ang tinutukoy nya..

**ess** · March 14th, 2007 05:40 PM

...there is a series of small lightning storms, caused because the triple bonding of the nitrogen is broken down. The broken-down nitrogen combines with oxygen and when this happens, it boosts the engine’s performance.

Sounds like something I'd hear from an episode of Dexter's Lab.

**cocoy_01** · March 15th, 2007 12:47 AM

nice review, eh?

another pa#d advertisement. tsk

**Alpha_One** · March 15th, 2007 07:51 AM

Absolute rubbish. Nothing but testimonials and psudoscience.

First, it was Khaos and "Catalytic converters are evil!". Now it's this Aeronox and "NOx is good!"

NOx is a toxic greenhouse gas that is a byproduct of burning fuel inside your engine. At least they don't claim its nitrous oxide (N20), but I'm sure they're playing on people's confusion of the former with the latter.

**pobreparin** · March 15th, 2007 10:52 AM

at mukhang nagbabasa ung writer ng tsikot....naglagay sya ng FC dun to make it sound matter of factly......what makes it funnier is these type of ads are being written in motoring sections which is suppose to CORRECTLY inform readers on latest motoring trends....