This fuel conservation tutorial will teach you a simple hack that will battle $4 a gallon, with magnets. Learn how to boost gas mileage and increase fuel economy by installing fuel line magnets in your vehicle.
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1 Comment
Sorry to burst your bubble but this wont work.
btw your nasally accent is annoying. let me guess your from the midwest?
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