Beat Rising Gas Pump Prices With Tornado Air Management Device for Your Car.

SANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif.--(Automotive Wire)--April 2, 1999--

TORNADO Device Stirring Up Interest of Drivers and Fleet Managers

After several weeks of testing, David Shortreed, host of Talk Radio Network's "Cruisin' America" has officially endorsed the TORNADO Air Management System.

The TORNADO is a unique automotive device that creates a swirling motion in the air intake systems of automobile engines. It swiftly moves air around twists and bends, enhancing fuel atomization and improving efficiency and performance. In tests performed by an EPA-licensed emissions lab, the swirling effect of the TORNADO has been shown to improve gas mileage by as much as 24 percent.

Shortreed said: "I want to let you know how surprised I was to find that your TORNADO Air Management System works. After seeing the results for myself on my own vehicle, a 1995 Toyota T-100 V6 3.4 engine, wow!

"I took a trip to San Francisco without the TORNADO and got 19.4 MPG for approximately 375 miles. On the way back I installed your product and got 21.8 MPG and I saw an improvement in acceleration immediately!"

Dennis Johnson, equipment maintenance superintendent, City of Norwalk, said: "We could conceivably save at least 10 percent on fuel cost. Even at an average of $1 per gallon, this could easily reach $10,000 in savings per year. It's easily installed in vehicles. It never needs to be replaced or even cleaned. It's a one-shot deal!"

The TORNADO, priced at $69.98, is environmentally friendly and is an affordable addition to most cars, light trucks, SUVs and RVs. It has a 30-day money-back guarantee and limited lifetime warranty.

Ron Bell, professor of automotive technology at Saddleback College, said: "Students in my advanced EFI class this past semester put the TORNADO on a `94 Chevy Tahoe 350. I was skeptical, but test after test showed an increased MPG from 11 to 14.5! I also noticed no flat spot around 35-40 MPH and improved acceleration."

Corporate and government users of the TORNADO include the City of Norwalk, Pacific Bell, the Boise Police Department, FEDCO Tire Centers, JC Whitney and, coming soon, Camping World.

For reference, contact the following: Leon Kaplain, host of ABC radio's "Motorman"; Jeff Brooks, host of "On the Road With Jeff Brooks"; Norm Lafave, host of CBS radio's "Auto Talk"; Bob Long, host of "Auto World;" or the Shadetree Mechanic on TNN.

Jay Kim, president of TORNADO Air Management Systems, is a member of Motor Press Guild, the National Association of Fleet Administrators, the Society of Automotive Engineers, the Specialty Equipment Market Association, the Automotive Technicians Association and California Automotive Teacher's Association.

TORNADO (www.TORNADOair.com) is located at 13360-H Firestone Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, Calif. 90670.