Calski Ion

[MRacer77]

IMHO, dont' believe anything you hear. A lot of people claim lots of things but in the end, they do not deliver. My 2 cents worth.

 

[yky]

I tried putting 2 in my previous 320i. No perceptable improvement.
I was told that the performance improvement increases proportionately with the number of units that you put in. Costing about $250 per piece, just how many would one consider enough!!!

 

[DC3]

Re: Calski Ion

Just wondering if anyone has tried this? Heard that it boost your low-mid range torque really well.

In theory, magnets are supposed to break the hydrocarbon chains in petrol into smaller ones for more complete combustion leading to better power and fuel efficiency.

I have personally tried the Calski and Super Fuel Max in 4 different cars and find that subjectively the engine seems a tad smoother and consumption slightly better but I have no objective evidence to prove it. It could all be psychological. However, for the price of the Calski ($280 each - and the guy will ask you to put in 5-10 pieces!), you are better spending your cash on some other worthwhile mod like grounding or pulleys.

 

[Auburn]

Re: Calski Ion

Just wondering if anyone has tried this? Heard that it boost your low-mid range torque really well.

In theory, magnets are supposed to break the hydrocarbon chains in petrol into smaller ones for more complete combustion leading to better power and fuel efficiency.

I have personally tried the Calski and Super Fuel Max in 4 different cars and find that subjectively the engine seems a tad smoother and consumption slightly better but I have no objective evidence to prove it. It could all be psychological. However, for the price of the Calski ($280 each - and the guy will ask you to put in 5-10 pieces!), you are better spending your cash on some other worthwhile mod like grounding or pulleys.

Thanks for the feedback. I agree with that and probably do an engine swap instead.

Cheers.