dslpwr81

Dont laugh, but has anyone ever tried one of these in a diesel?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SAVE-...Q5fAccessories

White97GTVert

It goes in the intake tract, before the turbo. Whatever "swirl" effect they think they can give you, the turbo is certainly going to disrupt and completely eliminate.

Snake oil, save your money.

DENVERDODGE04

those aren't designed for turbo applications, the turbo in itself is doing the same thing so wouldn't do anything differant, might just suck all the guts of it into the turbo.

Blake Clark

Id be a more than a little bit cautious of anything that offers 31% gain on fuel economy and 16% gain on power for only 9.99. If this thing works then I think all the programmers on the market should price match and go for at least 50 bucks or less.....

CamperAndy

Guys of course it will work, you just need to get the magnet set for the fuel line.

Old Hat

or just add acetone to your diesel fuel and get 25MPG, he he..

greg_bingham

you guys have it all wrong-

this thing makes a mini-air-tornado in your intake!

bet your stupid smarty can't do that!

if one's good, im gonna stack 3 up in there... with some magnets and slick 50 too....

Patrolman808

You want the air flowing straight and smooth, not spinning and doing who-knows-what. Yes, under a carburetor they have advantages because you're mixing the fuel and air together at the same time. On a dry intake, you want smooth air flow.

dslpwr81

I knew I should have never posted this. LOL. The only reason I did is because under the users rating, he has sold several to diesel owners who left possitive feedback and said it worked. I didn't know how it could work. Like posted above, I would be more concerned about it getting sucked in the turbo.

speakle

I added both and went from 15.2 in the quarter and averaging 13 mpg to 12.8 and 26 mpg. If its on the internet or tv it must be true.

garbri

Around here, we call those guys Duramax owners.

I'm just sayin'...