If you had something to say here you failed to really communicate anything.
ok.......in theory, things almost always work the exact way they're intended. then you it out into reality, and build it. it never does what you expect it to. so...theory and reality disagreed....reality won.
hornet is doing the dyno tests as you want....and i can't wait to see the results....good or bad.
but as he's stated to you, no matter hwat all of your figuring and numbers crunching is telling you, the reality of the mater is that there's hundreds of people that've put these things on their cars, and gained improvement.
reality cannot be argued. if one drives the same places each day, and fills their tank every 3 days, then installs one of these units, and suddenly is only filling up every 4 or 5 days, what lab work is needed? what else could've changed it? littel green men from mars?
sorry if i'm sounding like i'm being rude, but i've seen the reports too. talked with some that've tried this. i didn;'t think something like this could or would work, but now i'm in the process of building a small unit to try on my geo. it gets 35 mpg right now. i drive the exact same areas day in and day out. i know what my car does. i've just this week started keeping it on paper. i get the feeling i'm going to end up topping 40mpg.
if this helps my geo this much, you can bet there's gonna be a bigger one on my dakota.
so i guess that what i'm saying is that if john smith was burning 60 gallons a week, and now after the install, nothing else changed he's only burning 45 gallons a week, there is no need for lab testing.
sorry if ya didn't understand that.
