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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #15 on: 09 May 2011, 23:04:19 »
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Regardless you guys get my vote  :y
Is one allowed to post ebay links on here to show others what i intend to buy or ask their advise?
if you had read the rules then you would know ::)
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #16 on: 09 May 2011, 23:05:48 »
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Regardless you guys get my vote  :y
Is one allowed to post ebay links on here to show others what i intend to buy or ask their advise?


Have a look at the sticky immediately above this thread in this section.

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Absolutely no links to your Ebay auctions, or Ebay auction numbers, or links to other places where it is advertised.
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #17 on: 10 May 2011, 00:18:34 »
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save fuel  ;D
Looking on ebay i seen these little fan type things that fits in the air intake which forces more air at a much higher rate
meaning you can save lots of £££££ on fuel.
If you increase the volume of air, you have to also increase the volume of fuel.
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #18 on: 10 May 2011, 10:27:44 »
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save fuel  ;D
Looking on ebay i seen these little fan type things that fits in the air intake which forces more air at a much higher rate
meaning you can save lots of £££££ on fuel.The seller claing 30% fuel saving. Checking the feedback from this seller, lots of people seems to agree, has anyone tried it on here? does it really work?
can this cause damage to my elite?
thanks guys.


You can save 40% for about £800 or so :y :y
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #19 on: 10 May 2011, 13:50:16 »
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save fuel  ;D
Looking on ebay i seen these little fan type things that fits in the air intake which forces more air at a much higher rate
meaning you can save lots of £££££ on fuel.
If you increase the volume of air, you have to also increase the volume of fuel.
On petrol, indeed, air/petrol ratio of 14.5 iirc, and modern ecus will ensure that.

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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #20 on: 10 May 2011, 15:57:36 »
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save fuel  ;D
Looking on ebay i seen these little fan type things that fits in the air intake which forces more air at a much higher rate
meaning you can save lots of £££££ on fuel.
If you increase the volume of air, you have to also increase the volume of fuel.
On petrol, indeed, air/petrol ratio of 14.5 iirc, and modern ecus will ensure that.


14.7:1 - but only at idle & low engine loads, WOT and high load will be richer than that by some amount as 'best power' is (with current engines) somewhere around 12.5-13.5:1.

Generally the engine is going to be 'open loop' at high engine load too, so the O2 sensors are ignored and fuelling based only on engine load and the learned fuel trims (which are learned by the closed-loop low-load O2 feedback controlled operation).

Anyway.. you could theoretically shove more air in during 'open loop' and the ECU would never compensate; course all you'd do is get detonation and engine damage  ;)
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #21 on: 10 May 2011, 17:58:19 »
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Quite simply, the seller is full of shite. Just like their product.
Is there any need for that bad language?
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #22 on: 10 May 2011, 18:03:02 »
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Quite simply, the seller is full of shite. Just like their product.
Is there any need for that bad language?
Probably frustration that these stupid, thieving sellers sell such junk with such (entirely unproven, entirely unachievable) claims. They are retards who pray on people daft enough to believe their lies.

Sorry if the earlier post offended you.
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #23 on: 11 May 2011, 16:35:21 »
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Quite simply, the seller is full of shite. Just like their product.
Is there any need for that bad language?
Probably frustration that these stupid, thieving sellers sell such junk with such (entirely unproven, entirely unachievable) claims. They are retards who pray on people daft enough to believe their lies.

Sorry if the earlier post offended you.
No you didnt offend me, you were braking the forum rules thats all.
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Re: save 30% fuel
« Reply #24 on: 11 May 2011, 17:40:50 »
i didnt know xenon was spelled t u n n i e  ;D
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