General Motors patented it!!, ..... it must be real!!

 

The forces that cause the "clusters" of gas molecules they're talking about are intermolecular forces between non-polar molecules, namely dispersion forces (this is all gen. chemistry). I still dont see how a magnetic field can have any effect on non-polar (no positively or negatively charged ends) hydrocarbon molecules? None of the links manage to explain this. Does anyone have any ideas?

I may ask my physics prof. about this in class on monday...

 

no they actually DO HAVE A JDM TORNADO! i see it on a website already

 

Bawhahahah LINK!!!!!!

 

Let's ask Mister2. Isn't he a nuclear scientist or something?

 

buwahahahahhahaha...my thoughts exactly...

check the JC whitney catalog for a cheaper version (hey, i used to look thru JC whitney for jeep parts)...

i'll get even better mileage when i disassemble my 12" woofer and attach the magnet to the gas tank...

 

strong enought magnets can affect items of non polarity. super strong magnets can bend waves of light. they disrupt flows with their own directional gauss from polar to non polar.

 

if you go to zero systems on beretania they will let you try it on your car before you buy it.but im not sure how long you get to try it