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Does this do anything? My dad got like a brochure of the product from a company he buys from. The product claims to save fuel by up to 28%, increase power by 20%, reduce harmful emission by 98%, extend engine life and protect the environment.

The guy is importing them from America to try sell in Australia and he was showing us the brochure. It claims to create millions of tiny nano clusters in the fuel that explode befure and during combustion which increase the turbulence and generates smaller fuel droplets.

I'm not advertising this product, I just want to know if anyone has heard of it. I generally prefer not to add any additives into my fuel system.

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Here's a read of it if any one wants to have a look how "different" this Chinese made product is to conevential octane boosters...

http://kereta.info/automax-nanotech-fuel-e...ngs-more-vroom/

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