Should I use fuel magnetizers?

It has been experimentally established that particles of motor fuels are subject to the influence of a magnetic field and that in its flow flowing through a fuel line, they are appropriately “ordered and organized”.

This "ordered" (polarized) fuel burns better in the engine, even causing some increase in power and torque. There is also a reduction in fuel consumption and, above all, a reduction in carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon emissions. The subjective feelings of drivers are also confirmed by tests of the engine on a dyno. Separate types of magnetizing devices differ in appearance and, above all, in the strength of the magnetic field, which is associated with their price. Solutions are available for gasoline, diesel and gas engines, as well as for truck engines.