Tornado

[crj0320]

Does the Tornado fuel saver really work, and if so are they worth purchasing?

[lrymal]

Does the Tornado fuel saver really work, and if so are they worth purchasing?

 

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Simply put---NO! If these things did the job as claimed, the factories would be installing them or something similar. With gasoline prices as high as they are and with folks trying to squeeze as much power for the buck as they can, it would definitely be a factory installed component.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...8768&hl=tornado

[C & A s Dad]

No, I tested one myself in a Dodge Van that I drive for work. I drive approx 1200 miles a week and had a very good average of my MPG before insalling the tornado. I gave it every opportunity to prove itself but it did not help. In fact, I ran if for approx 40 tanks of fuel and once I removed it, my next 20 tanks have been up approx .5 MPG.

 

Simply put, it did nothing on my Caravan.

[Black00Den]

Didn't notice a thing with that waste of money.

[Nice rig]

I should kick my own a$$ for wasting my money on it.

[pwall]

I should kick my own a$$ for wasting my money on it.

 

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The only thing it did for my truck is to give a very slight whistle when accelerating.

One of those days when I'm bored, I plan to remove it.

[364ci2500hdsilverado]

Does the Tornado fuel saver really work, and if so are they worth purchasing NO its a waste of money and 30 minutes it takes to install

[slemmer]

Makes a great paperweight!

[redvett]

Must be you didnt watch World News Tonight on 5/26/06 there was an article on all the gasmileage improvers that dont work.