Anyone know anything about this? Does it really work or is just JDM bling?

TOP FUEL POWER NEO - JDM EXCLUSIVE -
Top Fuel's revolutionary Power NEO increases horsepower and torque. The Power NEO installs within minutes and works by magnetically charging and rearranging the fuel molecules before it is mixed with the incoming air. The end result is a cleaner and stronger burn, horsepower and torque levels are increased. This device can be seen on Top Fuel's DC5 Integra Type R(RSX to us) and was featured in the August 2003 issue of Super Street.

$139 - All fuel injected motors

 

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i'd go for turdnado fuel saver instead

 

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more info about it?

 

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They do have Google on your Internet too, don't they?

Here is one random site I found, there are plenty more...
http://www.tornado-fuelsaver.tv

 

i am looking at super street issue aug. 2003 as i write this, and the article says that it gave a 5 hp gain,i dont know if that is across the board or peak. wether their is any real truth to that i dont know. that was also on a stock dc5r motor.

my mother told me you cant believe everything you read, or is that what you see on tv.

 

Seems like the same 5hp/tq gain gimmick that grounding kits supposedly offer. Im willing to bet you wont see any real gains over 1-2hp at best outta that thing.

 

someone get this thing and be a guinea pig for HT.

 

Crap,

How is a magnetic field going to effect fuel? and how would rearranging fuel molecules be beneficial?

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originally posted by Br1t1shyguy:

All i have to say:

FUEL IS NOT MAGNETIC.

All magnets do is align MAGNETIC domains in the three materials that are CAPABLE OF BEING MAGNATIZED, IE Iron, Cobalt, and nickel. If something doesnt contain any of those 3 subtances, MAGNETS WILL HAVE NO EFFECT UPON THEM. It's the same kind of bullsh*t as healing magnets, pain relief magnets, bladeblah. You'd be amazed at how much bullsh*t you can avoid buying if you take a high school equivalent physics class...

So, if a liquid made up entirely of hydrocarbons, IE hydrogen/carbon molecules, which are certainly not magenetic substances, then what effect will a magnetic field have upon them? The answer is jack-sh*t. Magents dont "charge" anything with any mystical special energy, and their not some amazing miracle of science.
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but its HARDCORE JDM, it <U>HAS</U> to do what it says it does.

 

alright, here is how it works

basically, its just some magnets that are put together with some fancy plastic and fancy name

So the fuel we use in our cars is made up of molecules (trip back to highschool). The molecules however are ion, therefore they have a charge. In regular circumstances the fuel will be all mixed up and everything. When u magnetise the fuel it will straighten all this out into a uniform set for more complete and efficient burning.

So basically... go out and buy some magnets and duct-tape them to your fuel lines and you will have an equally good effect for 2 dollars and 2 minutes.

 

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So the fuel we use in our cars is made up of molecules (trip back to highschool). The molecules however are ion, therefore they have a charge.
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ll magnets do is align MAGNETIC domains in the three materials that are CAPABLE OF BEING MAGNATIZED, IE Iron, Cobalt, and nickel. If something doesnt contain any of those 3 subtances, MAGNETS WILL HAVE NO EFFECT UPON THEM.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nickzed20 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">alright, here is how it works

basically, its just some magnets that are put together with some fancy plastic and fancy name

So the fuel we use in our cars is made up of molecules (trip back to highschool). The molecules however are ion, therefore they have a charge. In regular circumstances the fuel will be all mixed up and everything. When u magnetise the fuel it will straighten all this out into a uniform set for more complete and efficient burning.

So basically... go out and buy some magnets and duct-tape them to your fuel lines and you will have an equally good effect for 2 dollars and 2 minutes.</TD></TR></TABLE>

thank you mister rocket science man

 

lol, I might just go out and buy magnets and stick them to my fuel tank. NO JOKE

 

Leave it to Honda-Tech to oversimplify everything!:rolls eyes:

 

Sounds like BS. I dont know why people spend so much money on alot of this bolt on stuff. Why spend so much money to gain 4hp. Can you even feel 4hp? Save your money to do something big.

 

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Here is one random site I found, there are plenty more...
http://www.tornado-fuelsaver.tv </TD></TR></TABLE>

"Dyno testing shows 4 to13 added horsepower as well! The TornadoFuelSaver is easy to install; 2-5 minutes usually"

That's impressive.

 

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All i have to say:

FUEL IS NOT MAGNETIC.

All magnets do is align MAGNETIC domains in the three materials that are CAPABLE OF BEING MAGNATIZED, IE Iron, Cobalt, and nickel. If something doesnt contain any of those 3 subtances, MAGNETS WILL HAVE NO EFFECT UPON THEM. It's the same kind of bullsh*t as healing magnets, pain relief magnets, bladeblah. You'd be amazed at how much bullsh*t you can avoid buying if you take a high school equivalent physics class...

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Umm, yeah magnetism acts upon all matter, regardless of wether or not it is ferrous. Having said that, I dont see how any of these fuel saver gimmic things actually do anything.

 

there was a nice thread on this topic.......a long time ago......


https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=541609
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=541609
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=541609

 

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i second that

 

I can get them cheap....I'll try it next month

 

Don't drink the JDM snake oil! It'll turn you into a pimp and boost your engines performance by 666%

I can't believe TF actually sells this ****!!

 

I've been seeing so much hype on this thing and is only a few grand so I might just end the hype....if it bring my gas mileage up, I'll be happy

 

hmmmm....this smells fishy....if it aint TOP SECRET or HKS, or Apex i, or Mugen, i dont buy it..

I know thats stubborn, I think this is just a novelty item.

 

I'd try one if i could find it at a decent price!

 

If I attach that gizmo to my skull will my thinking be more efficient....

my mamma didnt raise no fool.