the only way a 5.9 will get good milage is if its a cummins, ive had two of the gas burners 13.0 emtpy no matter how easy you drive, diesel i get 16 mpg pulling a trailer 95% of the time and half of that time has a car on it.
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the only way a 5.9 will get good milage is if its a cummins, ive had two of the gas burners 13.0 emtpy no matter how easy you drive, diesel i get 16 mpg pulling a trailer 95% of the time and half of that time has a car on it.
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A strong magnet on the fuel line to align the molecules into long strings, positive to negative, so the fuel burns more efficiently.
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Here you go, they help explain all the quackery;
K&J Magnetics - Fuel Magnets
Cause tucking in behind the semi will "pull" your vehicle along. If you get close enough you could theoretically take your hand off the wheel and foot off the throttle. Do not try this at home. When you can lessen your wind drag by 40% safely then something's working. http://www.treehugger.com/cars/draft...s-it-work.htmlDescribe to me how a fixed thing like rotations per minute changes?
Should not happen with a lock up torque converter
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Reading that, they don't sound too sure of it themselves, but of course if someone wants to buy something you can make there is no reason not to, haha. To my understanding though, the nature of hydrocarbons such as gasoline renders them essentially "non-polar," which is why they separate from water (which is polar, meaning that each molecule has basically a positive and negative end). To me it doesn't make any sense... Is there anyone that can direct me otherwise?
Last edited by wannabemechanic; 12-20-2012 at 02:11 PM.
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If you want to try it yourself the take a pair of hard drive magnets and duct tape them to the metal fuel line going to the engine. Put one on top and one on the bottom. That way your not out any money on the experiment. Might have to use a hose clamp instead of duct tape.
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