Does this thing actually work?

[Fox]

www.fueldoctorusa.com/

I clicked on store and it's friggin' 70 bucks. I'd try it if it actually worked but I'll need some convincing from a third party first. Anyone out there in cyberspace ever tried one?


It seems like a bunch of hooey to me like that vortex thing you stick in the air intake to increase mileage.

connect.in.com/vortec-cyclone/photos-dan-baxley-holds-up-a-vortec-cyclone-mileage-boosting-device-this-86b4011ac0fd71f4.html

[shakerdriver]

i'd have to agree with you about it being a load of horse pucks. they must think everyones braindead or something.

[90GTVert]

I think the best part of their site is the vid of their sponsored car at the 24hr race. Notice when they zoom in on the cockpit... no cigarette lighter and fuel doctor. C'mon, if you're gonna pay for the fancy paint job, at least put a fake cig lighter in there and the product. lol

[stepthrutuner]

Bottom line by independent analysis.

blogs.consumerreports.org/cars/2010/12/fuel-doctor-fd-47-fails-the-consumer-reports-fuel-economy-mpg-test.html

In other words Kreskin could probably will your car to get better mileage or maybe one of Robert Tilton's prayer clothes carried in your car would work just as effectively.