The automakers are lightening everything in their cars at the cost of
many hundreds of thousands of dollars in hopes of gaining 1/10th of a
MPG.  Yet, here's this amazing product that they could add (at no
cost--just stipulate it as a recommended additive) and thereby increase
their MPG by 8% and give their cars a competitive advantage worth many
millions of dollars.  Funny that they don't do it.  Apparently, they
just think it's another scam.  I wonder why . . .

Mark W.

Mark,

100% agree. One of the simplest tests for hokey science is ask
yourself why the people with big bucks who stand most to benefit
aren't using it. This applies to oil additives and Toyota in the same
way it applies to "bicamber" wings and Boeing.

-Chris