Tornado Air Management Systems [ Archive] - GasSavers.org - Helping You Save at the Pump
View Full Version : Tornado Air Management Systems
ljeffries
06-28-2007, 11:37 AM
Does anyone know if the Tornado Air Management Systems will really increase a car's mileage results by 10% plus?
brucepick
06-28-2007, 12:14 PM
I hope you didn't already send them your money.
brucepick
06-28-2007, 12:19 PM
Look in articles.
Read everything in the glossary.
Learn about driving with load, FAS, EOC, codfish.
Recognize that you'll get better mpg at 10-15 mph slower than whatever speed you've prolly been driving even if you change nothing else.
Pump your tires to the max stated on sidewall labeling. Or a few pounds over if you dare. Make sure they're at that pressure when cold in the a.m. before starting up. Usually that means pump them to a few pounds over max sidewall, then check in the a.m. and adjust if needed. Next time you buy tires make sure they're rated at least 44 psi, maybe 50+ if you can.
Put in a clean oem type air filter. Forget K&N. For max FE you're going to be using less fuel-air mixture, not more.
VetteOwner
06-28-2007, 01:15 PM
its junk. nuff said
Bill in Houston
06-28-2007, 01:50 PM
If it would do that then the car manufacturers would put them in at the factory. Sorry.
MetroMPG
06-28-2007, 02:10 PM
http://fuelsaving.info/turbulence.htm
If it would do that then the car manufacturers would put them in at the factory. Sorry.
No they wouldn't!
My friend had one in his chev 1 ton catering truck. Driving in on a route day after day he saw a 1.5mpg decrease and go this money back!
My opinion - it may work in SOME engine intake designs but NOT all of them!
Bill in Houston
06-29-2007, 10:39 AM
Yeah, that's why they don't put them in at the factory.
They only work on some Fords. You put a smaller one in on some Chryslers than what they say then they work.