Mr. Add616reneb...Originally posted by add616reneb
Actually, short term effect on the wallet: P6,000 - P7,500 lighter but seriously, long-term effects include substantial fuel and oil savings (R.O.I. ave. 4 - 6 months) due to engine always at peak performance. Because of the 'scavenging/ sucking-out' action of the device, the engine's combustion chamber is always clean/OK for almost 100% burning of fuel resulting to maximum power utilization. Oil-change intervals will also be longer. The engine life will be eventually prolonged due to well-maintainance and almost always good condition of the engine!
Are you taking some sort of medication when you posted this?
Originally posted by add616reneb
Actually, short term effect on the wallet: P6,000 - P7,500 lighter but seriously, long-term effects include substantial fuel and oil savings (R.O.I. ave. 4 - 6 months) due to engine always at peak performance.
We are looking at an increase of around 5% efficiency. We assume a vehicle consumes around P1000 per week of fuel. So we could assume you save around P50/week.
P6000/P50=120 weeks for ROI
120 weeks = 30 months = 2.5 years
How did you compute your 4-6 months ROI?
Because of the 'scavenging/ sucking-out' action of the device
How can a five to six inch extension to your tail-pipe create significant increase in your car's scavenging action (also called backpressure). It has no mechanical parts. Kindly explain the working theory or principle.
... the engine's combustion chamber is always clean/OK for almost 100% burning of fuel resulting to maximum power utilization.
This is amazing, you claim what is basically a tail-pipe extension can improve combustion to 100%. This basically only occurs in theory and in the classrooms. Even in laboratory conditions, 100% combustion is never achieved. Even stoiched engines do not claim this.
BTW, a clean combustion chamber is a result of a properly tuned engine. No carbon deposits. No exhaust "sucking" action can remove accumulated deposits.
wow! even a tail-pipe extension can improve your oil condition...
Oil-change intervals will also be longer. The engine life will be eventually prolonged due to well-maintainance and almost always good condition of the engine!
But the reason why we change the oil is to remove all the accumulated dirt, carbon and metal debris that has accumulated in it. So leaving all that stuff in the engine longer would result in higher engine wear & tear and end in a SHORTER engine life, requiring either an EXPENSIVE overhaul or a replacement engine.
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Mr. Add616reneb,
Kindly state only the facts because we can smell b*lls**t whenever present.




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