Ferrite core noise reducers for better performance / fuel economy

[Tubaryan12]

Has anyone heard of using these or has anyone here ever used them. Folks claim to put them on fuel injector wires, spark plug wires, leads to the ecm, battery cables, etc. Claims that fuel economy increases and car idles and accelerates smoother. What say ye GenVibers?

[keithvibe]

got link to the info so we don't need to go googling for the info?

[jake75]

Quote, originally posted by Tubaryan12 »Has anyone heard of using these or has anyone here ever used them. Folks claim to put them on fuel injector wires, spark plug wires, leads to the ecm, battery cables, etc. Claims that fuel economy increases and car idles and accelerates smoother. What say ye GenVibers?If it sounds too good to be true . . . If this worked, you can be sure that every car manufacturer would be using them.

[Tubaryan12]

Quote, originally posted by jake75 »If it sounds too good to be true . . . If this worked, you can be sure that every car manufacturer would be using them. Though I agree with this statement, we all know that automakers could do a lot of things to a car that would greatly improve them, but the payout isn't there for them. I'm just asking about what someone said they read on a Japanese forum. They did this, as well as adding a K&N drop in air filter to the car and then claimed great results. The cost is about $25 for the noise filters, and I would be willing to do it if I would see as little as .5 mpg improvement. Quote, originally posted by keithvibe »got link to the info so we don't need to go googling for the info?This person has listed no link to their original source, but I will try to get one for you.

[Tubaryan12]

The websites are in Japanese. I ran them through babelfish:http://babelfish.yahoo.com/tra...slateh ... tr...3DBtf