I was looking around on ebay when I saw this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Improve-Gas-Mileage-Chevrolet-Aveo-Cavalier-Cobalt-SS_W0QQitemZ120095304345QQcategoryZ42604QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

And the price caught my eye, so did what it does and the 100% positive feedback
They also have this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GAS-SAVING-KIT-46-Chevrolet-Aveo-Cavalier-Cobalt-SS_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ42604QQhashZitem120094054907QQitemZ120094054907QQtcZphoto
(comes with the above one PLUS some thing that ionizes the fuel in the line)

If you guys could read up on those and tell me if that's too good to be true, I'd really appreciate it.
They are easy to install you put the Fuel Maxx right there in the intake tube.

at $20 and easy to install and take out, and all what I can gain from it, what is there to lose other than $20 if it doesn't work?

But I'm thinking great! Because me and my friend are building a custom cold air intake, just install this right whenever we install the intake.

no they are garbage. best way to save gas mileage is to learn to drive better. thats it.

WASTE OF MONEY

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They're complete scams. Don't buy one. They don't do any good whatsoever.

Do some general searching on the Internet for info on these sorts of gimmicks. Look to reputable sources like Consumer Reports for info if you don't believe me.

Rich Grayo Jr. wrote:here... you might need this flamesuit...

lmao, that was funny

i didn't even go to the links but the words "ebay" and "too good to be true" were said so i left it alone and read on.





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Wow, that is the biggest piece of junk I have ever seen. They are just going after people who have do idea how their car works. How's the fuel suposed to get "ionized" by the "rare earth magnets if it's injected well after the damn pos tin razorblade.


- Paul