3.2SLANTNOSE

If anyone has bought one of the bogus FuelMax, magnetic MPG increaser devices, this is for you. Fed settlement.

http://www.fuelmaxlitigation.com/?gc...FQVexgodnkaBFQ

Brett San Diego

haha. I'd be too embarrassed to admit that I bought one.

Brett

theiceman

tooo funny .. and i needed a laugh ... that was allmost funnier than some of those frankenporsches John digs up on the web.

Peter Zimmermann

...and I thought that I've been getting 84 mpg in town because of my FuelMax!

LaughaC

I'm soooo disappointed! Does this mean that the gas tank pellets don't work either? ;-)

old man neri

But the fuel vortex thing still works right?

porsche930dude

I saw that in some magazine and thought it was a pretty cool product. They made it sound like it worked anyway

3.2SLANTNOSE

Uhh,... you are supposed to put those pills in your tank???

Brett San Diego

Man, did anyone else surf their way to the Soap-Max product from these same jokers? Basically a chunk of plastic with a couple of magnets in it that you throw into your wash machine with your laundry, and amazingly it reduces your soap requirement in the wash by 90% thereby saving loads of money. Wow, who buys this Scheisse? Unbelievable. Even if you do believe the FuelMax crap because you're unfamiliar with the composition of gasoline, how can you be fooled into thinking you can impart magical qualities to the water you drink every day?

http://www.max-eco.com/datasheets/soapmax.htm

Brett

Amber Gramps

Brett, I'll have you know we have one of the Splat-Max products stuck to the 911 just under the front plate (so you can't see it). It cuts down on the amount of scrubbing we have to do to get the dead bugs off the windshield by 90%.

Peter Zimmermann

Didn't you tell me that you switched that thing into your engine compartment, closed the lid for an hour, and when you started your recent project everything was spotless?