Fuel Legacy Review – Scam or Breakthrough Nanotechnology?
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This article is our review of a new nanotechnology gas additive by Fuel Legacy International called EeFuel that claims to save money on gas, extend the life of your engine, lower emissions and help save the planet at the same time.
Wow, This sounds like the perfect product does it not?
Fuel Legacy claims that EeFuel helps your engine burn normal gasoline in a more efficient and cleaner manner than without the additive.
They claim the that the rich auto makers with their vast resources can not design the engines well enough to burn fuel as efficient as you can with EeFuel. The reason Fuel Legacy says is they have a difficult time burning the fuel vapor within the short intake/exhaust stroke.
They claim EeFuel uses “exploding nano-clusters” to do what General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota and all the other auto manufacturers can’t.
Do What? Gimme A Break!
Folks if you watch the news sometime you already know the auto industry is hurting big time and they are fighting tooth and nail for the consumers dollar. One way to get that dollar is by increasing fuel economy especially since the price of gas is at a all time high. That is also one of the reasons they are producing more and more Hybrid cars and trucks.
If this so called Nanotechnology EeFuel worked as claimed by Fuel Legacy International the major auto makers would definitely be using this as a unique selling position. You can bet your last dollar on that because their profit comes first and foremost.
Think about it Folks, If this stuff works like they said they could not make enough of it. They would not need an affiliate program because it would spread like wildfire.
This is in our opinion a way to capitalise on high gas prices by conning folks who don’t know better and will in the long run cost you more money.
If you want to save gas keep your engine tuned up, check the air pressure in your tires and monitor your driving style.
So in closing we will have to classify this as maybe not a scam or fraud, but not as advertised.
Until next time.
Regards,
Charles & Susan
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bj said:
charles and susan: there is alot of skepticism about the eefuel. Have you tried it? you see, i don’t put anything on my website, that isn’t top notch. as you will see, i sell top name marine gps navigation devices. Garmin, Raymarine, and Furno to name a few. I have tried this myself and have been using it since june 21st with great results. i have sold this to 102 of my best customers, and only 2 said that the results were flat. one customer had a 1991 jeep cherokee with 275,000 miles. the motor was shot so it could not correct those internal problems. the other guy , did not understand and dumped the whole bottle in the tank. we found out that doesn’t work too good. in both cases, i refunded the $20.00, no question asked. I started out using 17ml in the first tank and gradually reduced that amount to 10ml where i found my “sweet spot”. the performance improvement is noticed immediately. the gas mpg comes later. It works great in the lawnmower too. that sucker used to bog down in the high grass, now it runs thru it like a raped ape.
if you would like, i will ship you a bottle for free, so you can try it out. being an engineer for many, many years, alot of times, it’s the simplest solution that works the best. Maybe h2oil just had a happy accident in the lab and turned out to be a winner? give it a try.
BTW.. great site. keep up the good work.
bjSeptember 18th, 2008 at 7:19 pm -
Chris said:
We love the Fuel Legacy product and business. We are hearing great stories in our downline about the product so finally a product that works!
September 20th, 2008 at 1:51 am -
John said:
eeFuel WORKS. I’ve used it for a year, and within 3 tanks, I’d added 4MPG to my car’s fuel milage. “Real talk.”
Thanks for the hatchet job, though – FuelLegacy is gone, primarily due to clowns like you. Now I’ve got to figure out how to get more of it, since the supply I bought is almost gone.
Jackasses.
July 22nd, 2010 at 11:55 pm
