another ebay scam???

[ronsarrox]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

[Sancho]

Do you really need someone to tell you? I like the little dial to show you that air goes faster through a smaller tube though.

[surfenstein]

Do you really need someone to tell you? I like the little dial to show you that air goes faster through a smaller tube though.

is that what they call the venturi effect.i like it i might buy one for my lawn mower.

[gwh200]

So...buy air injection, use it in conjunction with a pump(cos without,it deffo won't do anything). Force air through to the engine at higher engine rpm...he should call that..whaddya reckon...I say call it a turbo!

[Sancho]

As far as I can work out, the plan is basically to bypass the EGR with unfiltered air?

I have to say, though, that the FZ-1 Twin Turbofan Fuelsaver looks like a great idea. It works like a jet engine or, perhaps, a bit more like one of those windmills that kids have on the beach.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/F1-Z-20BHP-TWI...#ht_7143wt_913

[gwh200]

Ahh...so it looks good, but we know it's rubbish. Does that mean, conversely, that if something is dead ugly it works well...that would explain, variously,stormy,stein,biohaza rd...isn't tonyn dead handsome.

[yoshie]

He has the last laugh thou. Check his feedback he has found plenty mugs that have shelled out £30 a time.

Now where did I put the wolfinskin stickers

[Albannach]

If I could buy something for a couple of quid and sell it for 30 quid, I'd do it. Also, this particular item isn't a scam. Remember, all the figures say "Up To". 0.000001% is "Up To" 30%. It's totally up to the buyer to decide.

If the guy was selling them in a market stall, you'd not go home and post on a forum accusing him of scamming, you'd just walk past him and not buy it; why should an eBay seller be any different?

[ronsarrox]

think it falls under the same catorgery as that turbine fan thing that fits on the inlet pipe, which "swirls" the air as its being drawn into the engine.

someone started a post on it not so long ago.

[ronsarrox]

If I could buy something for a couple of quid and sell it for 30 quid, I'd do it. Also, this particular item isn't a scam. Remember, all the figures say "Up To". 0.000001% is "Up To" 30%. It's totally up to the buyer to decide.

If the guy was selling them in a market stall, you'd not go home and post on a forum accusing him of scamming, you'd just walk past him and not buy it; why should an eBay seller be any different?

I think if i bought something from a market stall, fitted it, and it did absolutley naff all, i would think i have been scammed, and i take it back and try and get my money back, which would be alot easier then trying to settle a dispute thru paypal/ebay.

[Sancho]

If I could buy something for a couple of quid and sell it for 30 quid, I'd do it. Also, this particular item isn't a scam. Remember, all the figures say "Up To". 0.000001% is "Up To" 30%. It's totally up to the buyer to decide.

If the guy was selling them in a market stall, you'd not go home and post on a forum accusing him of scamming, you'd just walk past him and not buy it; why should an eBay seller be any different?

Indeed. Don't get me wrong, Andy. I don't consider it a scam; I'm sure he sends you exactly what you ordered and in good time. It is completely pointless though.

[Albannach]

It is completely pointless though.

Absolutely.

[Apache]

Love it!

From rocket science eh? Just shows there's a lot of people too feckin dumb to understand basic high school physics, let alone rocket science!