The benefits of "The Hurricane Effect" are increased performance, increased consistency of that performance, a reduction of fuel consumption, and reduced toxic emissions from unburned or partially burned fuels. The "Hurricane Effect" weakens the molecular bonding of any given fuel by a series of various components that create the atmospheric conditions of a hurricane within the intake manifold of any internal combustion engine. The "Hurricane Effect" is guaranteed to evenly distribute fuel molecules among air molecules in preparation for burn.
