motoring and transport

mugs said:

RE; message from Pooky and the other 99% of negitative people regarding Turboflo. I have been using turboflo for the passed 11 years and it works on all types of vehicle's, both power and fuel savings. According to you 99% of people ,Turboflo is rubbish and it cannot work, and it appears that none of you have used it or know first thing about it. If you 99% of people are speaking the true means, that the following ,must all be lies.

Car Computers, Bank Transport Fuel Returns, Dyno,s and people who keep fuel records etc

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Stokstert said:

These gadgets really work and are worth every cent spent.


With all the petrol saving gadgets my faithful old 1990 Jetta weighs at least 300 kg more than before and it performs like a turbocharged 7 litre.


Here are the main mods, with many smaller not mentioned:


Replaced single carb with 8 motorbike carbs, each with a Turboflo and stainless steel mesh in the inlets manifolds.

Fitted high lifting cams and doorhandles.

Fitted air scoops for a ram effect to the carb inlets.

Fitted oversize Marie biscuit tires to overcome rolling resistance. Larger tires at the back to get a downhill effect. Inflate tires to 5 bars.

Fitted free flow exhaust to reduce aerodynamic resistance by channelling the air through the air scoops instead of over the car.

Fitted twin spark spark plugs, Magic spark enhancers (can't remember the specific name, but never the less) and high power CD ignitions per cylinder.

Fitted clip-on rare earth magnets to each fuel line supplying the 8 carbs.

Removed the front and back windscreen to assist back winds to use my protruding ears as sails.

Keep the tank brim full for the psychological effect that a car runs much better on a full tank not withstanding the additional weight of the fuel.

Fitted lemon on aerial to show the exclusiveness of my invention.

Had many offers from auto manufacturers to sell my patents, but it's not worthwhile as the income I derive from selling the fuel I
save to Kuwait outweighs these offers.

You don't believe me??

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Stokstert said:

These gadgets really work and are worth every cent spent.


With all the petrol saving gadgets my faithful old 1990 Jetta weighs at least 300 kg more than before and it performs like a turbocharged 7 litre.


Here are the main mods, with many smaller not mentioned:


Replaced single carb with 8 motorbike carbs, each with a Turboflo and stainless steel mesh in the inlets manifolds.

Fitted high lifting cams and doorhandles.

Fitted air scoops for a ram effect to the carb inlets.

Fitted oversize Marie biscuit tires to overcome rolling resistance. Larger tires at the back to get a downhill effect. Inflate tires to 5 bars.

Fitted free flow exhaust to reduce aerodynamic resistance by channelling the air through the air scoops instead of over the car.

Fitted twin spark spark plugs, Magic spark enhancers like the Stromberg and high power CD ignitions per cylinder.

Fitted clip-on rare earth magnets to each fuel line supplying the 8 carbs. Put mothballs in fuel tank and air cleaner.

Removed the front and back windscreen to assist back winds to use my protruding ears as sails.

Keep the tank brim full for the psychological effect that a car runs much better on a full tank not withstanding the additional weight of the fuel.

Fitted lemon on aerial to show the exclusiveness of my invention.

Had many offers from auto manufacturers to sell my patents, but it's not worthwhile as the income I derive from selling the fuel I
save to Kuwait outweighs these offers.

You don't believe me??

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Stokstert said:

Fitted oversize Marie biscuit tires to overcome rolling resistance. Larger tires at the back to get a downhill effect.

You don't believe me??

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