Has anyone on BITOG tried MPG-CAPS? Marketed by a company called FFi (Fuel Freedom International). These things come in pill form. Approx. $2.09 per pill and they're supposed to last up to 22 gallons of fuel.
I know someone who tried it because they got it for free (did some work for someone who sells this). He said he would never bother spending money on something like this but since it was free, he figured he'd give it a shot and popped the caps in his Durango and got 50-70 miles more per fillup than normal. Lasted for about 3 fillups (don't know if he ran to empty on the fillups) and then gas mileage dropped back down to normal.
Now I'm pretty curious about this product. He said he didn't think it would work and he didn't drive any differently than normal (mostly in-city driving) and the results were unexpected. He doesn't think he's going to spend the money to buy this product though.
I thought about it for a while and realized if I'm currently getting 15-16 mpg in-city, and this stuff could really increase my mpg (the site claims some folks achieving increases of 7-8mpg), even if I only get 50-70 miles more per tank (3-4mpg higher). That's still $10+ worth of Premium gas at current prices vs $2.09 per pill. If each pill works for 2-3 tanks (what my buddy experienced), then the cost offset is even greater.
I'm not usually interested in stuff like this since it generally tends to be snakeoil, but the results from someone I actually know in person who's also a skeptic are compelling. I tried searching about it on BITOG but didn't find anything.
Max
I know someone who tried it because they got it for free (did some work for someone who sells this). He said he would never bother spending money on something like this but since it was free, he figured he'd give it a shot and popped the caps in his Durango and got 50-70 miles more per fillup than normal. Lasted for about 3 fillups (don't know if he ran to empty on the fillups) and then gas mileage dropped back down to normal.
Now I'm pretty curious about this product. He said he didn't think it would work and he didn't drive any differently than normal (mostly in-city driving) and the results were unexpected. He doesn't think he's going to spend the money to buy this product though.
I thought about it for a while and realized if I'm currently getting 15-16 mpg in-city, and this stuff could really increase my mpg (the site claims some folks achieving increases of 7-8mpg), even if I only get 50-70 miles more per tank (3-4mpg higher). That's still $10+ worth of Premium gas at current prices vs $2.09 per pill. If each pill works for 2-3 tanks (what my buddy experienced), then the cost offset is even greater.
I'm not usually interested in stuff like this since it generally tends to be snakeoil, but the results from someone I actually know in person who's also a skeptic are compelling. I tried searching about it on BITOG but didn't find anything.
Max