1
Owner/Operator
will now save
$10,000.00
this year
on 1 truck
thanks to FFi MPG Mega Crumbs
and MPG sulfRx.
How much $$$ will you save ?
or
How much money will you throw away?
Cheap gas, or petrol, may be a thing of the past, but you can save money on gas-petrol, diesel, and biodiesel, and reduce harmful emissions by using MPG Caps, the EPA registered product from FFi. There are Millions of miles of testing behind this product. Let it work for you, too.
ONE CORRECTION: FFi states you will get a 7-14% boost in mileage, not 7-10. Why the range? Gas mileage is always a function of how you drive, the condition of your vehicle, and the quality of the fuel you buy.
1
Owner/Operator
will now save
$10,000.00
this year
on 1 truck
thanks to FFi MPG Mega Crumbs
and MPG sulfRx.
How much $$$ will you save ?
or
How much money will you throw away?
1
Owner/Operator
will save $7000.00
this year
on 1 truck
thanks to FFi MPG Mega Crumbs
and MPG sulfRx.
How much $$$ will you save ?
or
How much money will you throw away?
| Do not exceed the recommended doses. | Current Half Gram Caplet | One Gram Caplet | ||
| Conditioning dose First tank only | Regular Dose Every tank after first tank | Conditioning Dose First tank only | Regular Dose Every tank after first tank | |
| 6-10 U.S. Gallons, 23-40 Liters | 1 Caplet | ½ Caplet | ½ Caplet | ¼ Caplet |
| 11-15 U.S. Gallons, 41-59 Liters | 1½ Caplet | 1 Caplet | ¾ Caplet | ½ Caplet |
| 16-22 U.S. Gallons, 60-85 Liters | 2 Caplet | 1½ Caplet | 1 Caplet | ¾ Caplet |
| 23-28 U.S. Gallons, 86-108 Liters | 2½ Caplet | 2 Caplet | 1¼ Caplet | 1 Caplet |
| 29-34 U.S. Gallons, 109-130 Liters | 3 Caplet | 2½ Caplet | 1½ Caplet | 1¼ Caplet |
| 35-42 U.S. Gallons, 131-159 Liters | 3½ Caplet | 3 Caplet | 1¾ Caplet | 1½ Caplet |
The potential for savings is enormous.
OK. Normal combustion cycle: fuel (gas/petrol) takes 7 sec to burn 100 ft.
(Gasoline, or petrol, in 10" by 100 foot vacuum tube with the correct mixture of oxygen. Light one end. It takes approx. 7 seconds to burn the 100 feet to the other end.)
The "time of burn" element involved here is one of the inherent problems of burning gasoline in a vehicle. There is not enough time for the fuel to burn completely during the power side of the stroke.
Instead, it continues to burn during the EXHAUST side of the stroke, which does not do the engine any good in terms of creating power; this only wastes gas and creates heat in the exhaust.
Burning the fuel at this point is wasteful, and costly to the environment as it only creates heat and emissions.
So the issue is not burning ALL of the fuel; our cars and trucks are already doing that. It's an issue of WHERE in the combustion chamber the fuel is being burned, and this is controlled by the amount of TIME the combustion process requires.
Side Note: Carmakers will tell you that today's cars burn 99.6 or 99.7 of the fuel, and tests back this up. So, additives that claim to help us burn MORE of the fuel are making a bogus claim: the last .3 isn't going to help us increase fuel economy or reduce emissions.
[My side Note:]
For example, I've seen products (most have now been discontinued) advertised on GasBuddy.com that were essentially fuel system cleaners, or chemical agents that claimed to burn more of your gas or petrol. This is a true fuel/gas additive: it treats the fuel itself. Ethos and EYI Ultimate ME2 are two that come to mind.
But as we've discussed, this type of treatment does not have much of an argument given that our vehicles already are burning around 98 % of the fuel. Not that fuel system cleaners aren't a good thing. They simply do not accomplish the same things that FFi MPG Caps do.
[End Note]
The problem is "time of burn", not amount burned. What is needed is a catalyst to shorten the duration of the combustion process without sacrificing efficiency; to harness the maximum amount of energy from a given amount of fuel is still the goal.
Remember the example above where gasoline/petrol takes 7seconds to burn in the 100 foot vacuum tube.
Now add the cap, and allow it's properties as a combustion catalyst to take effect.
The formula in the MPG Caps create what is known as a "hydrogen fuse" in the combustion chamber. And so, if you repeat the test with the 100 foot vacuum tube, the now "catalyzed" fuel burns much faster.
And so in a vehicle...
- Combustion is now COMPLETED DURING the power side of the stroke, capturing maximum power of the engine instead of wasting some of the fuel and losing engine power by burning it during the exhaust stroke.
- The faster combustion means more efficient burn: because the fuel (gas or diesel) is not being burned during the exhaust stroke, there is less heat produced. This drop in heat output can be measured in a vehicle that is conditioned with MPG Caps.
- Less heat means longer life of the engine components in the combustion trail, expecially exhaust components.
- The formula also removes carbon from engines.
NOTE: Part of the formula was developed originally in the 1950's to remove carbon from engines. BUT, when the oil companies agreed to remove lead from gasoline, they also were agreeing to not put any metalic additive in gasoline.
THEREFORE, THE OIL COMPANIES CANNOT ADD THIS FORMULA TO THEIR FUEL.
- Also increases the octane of the fuel. The burn is faster, and hotter, but shorter in duration.
- Harmful emissions are reduced because, thanks to the faster burn, there is not enough time for nitrogen and oxygen to combine and form nitrous oxides. This is due to the fact that the burn happens much faster because of the catalytic effect of the FFi MPG Cap, which acts as a "hydrogen fuse".
This also reduces engine "knock".
Completely blind tests were conducted using commercial newspaper carriers (trucks), retired people, and schoolteachers. These people did NOT know what they were testing at all. They also did not handle the caps. They were completely out of the loop.
It must be repeated that the owner's of these vehicles DID NOT KNOW they were testing something that could improve their gas mileage. They were kept in the dark so they would not alter their driving habits. The results of these tests are reported below.
Gas Mileage: 12% increase in MPG on all 40 vehicles. Some as high as 30% increase.
Emissions Reduced: Up to 75%, and even above.
He has devoted the last 30-35 years of his life to lowering emissions in internal combustion vehicles. He holds many patents (18, to be exact) that have had a positive impact on our environment through emissions reduction, and he is working to do much more.
His patented products have sold over 1 billion dollars world-wide, so he is not in need of more income.
Because of his background he became hooked on the product, first extensively testing it trying to prove that it did not work! His tireless testing and re-testing of the product finally won him over to the inescapable fact that FFi MPG Caps indeed do what they claim to do: reduce emissions, and improve fuel economy.
The veracity of the product claims, along with the generosity and sincerity of the company owners have resulted in Jerry's desire to be an enthusiastic supporter of the company and it's products.
He has tested most of the snake-oil additives that have come down the road. FFi MPG Caps proved to be the real deal.
It should be noted that FFi's mission with MPG Caps is directly in line with the vast majority of Jerry's own work over the years: that being the reduction of harmful emissions in internal combustion engines. His first patent was the EGR valve, for recycling exhaust gases in an automobile, which reduces emissions. He also designed the LCF burner.
Any errors in this article are mine, and not Jerry Lang's.
Warning!
You may only need to use
½ of an FFi MPG Cap
To achieve maximum effectiveness.
You may see some articles on the internet where earnest and honest people tried FFi MPG Caps over an extended period of time, however they did not get any boost in gas mileage. In fact, their gas mileage dropped!
How could this be?
Here’s the how and why, and its good news, too!
The quick answer: they are using too much, even when they use the recommended one-cap per tank.
The reason why one cap may be too much is part voodoo; I haven’t found anyone yet who knows exactly why, they just know that some vehicles, for whatever reasons, only need one-half of an MPG Cap after the conditioning phase of the process is complete to achieve the desired results.
This is of course quite a bit of good luck, since these people can get all of the benefits while their cost is cut in half!
Another point that should be made here is that this kind of knowledge of the finer points of the use of FFi MPG Caps can be had when one is part of a community of product users who share the benefit of their experience. Some people seem to have set out to prove them to be snake oil, and so have worked in isolation. Others who have had the experience described above simply didn’t ask enough people in their group for input, or if they did, unfortunately no one kept on asking for help outside of their immediate group.
I have talked with experienced customers who are using them in two or three vehicles, and one of those vehicles only needs half, or maybe two-thirds or three-fourths of the recommended dosage.
So, if you or someone you love has tried the product, and has experienced a drop in gas mileage after the conditioning phase, simply reduce the dose to one-half by breaking a caplet into two. OR, try skipping a dose every third tank. If this is still too much, skip a treatment on every other tank.
And again, having to use half a cap or skipping a dose means your cost is also reduced. As a friend of mine likes to say, "It's all good!"