Not sure what to say. You ask a question, and get several replies. Mine was one of them. Not stated previously, but my background is a degree in mechanical engineering, registered professional engineer, worked as a mechanic many years ago, 20 years working for a company that sells/services engines and related equipment (not automotive), hobby car nut. My comment in the post above was along the lines of "don't believe me, check out the EPA and the California Energy Commisison" They have tested many identical devices. All are crap. Read the stories on the Energycel, and it isn't even about the product, it is a marketing scheme. Once more now: The Energycel is a complete scam. That is as clear as I know how to state it.

So, are you a distributor trying to drum up business? If so, it isn't working. If not, go back and read the posts to the question you asked. Seeing as how you got suckered previously, maybe you just want to base your decision on that experience. Good luck, whatever you decide.

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