SAVE 50% GAS (new invention no one wants..... guess why?)

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He invented the system to save fuel
But in Italy the idea does not interest The mechanic Leonardo Grieco has developed the Kinetic Drive System, which allows cars to halve fuel consumption, reduce emissions by 60 percent and extend engine life by 80 percent. The KDS, discarded by the major automakers (including Fiat), is mounted in some Swiss Bodyshells Leonardo Grieco, inventor of the KDS It's called Kinetic Drive System (KDS) and promises to halve fuel consumption, reduce emissions by 60 percent and extend engine life by 80 percent. The invention has the signature of Leonardo Grieco, a mechanic long course of Saltcoats (Varese), one of those who "earned his stripes in the workshop - as he says - in years of work", getting his hands dirty as well to use your head.

Today its KDS, after having been patented, has obtained permission from the Swiss motor to be mounted on vehicles and a garage in Canton Ticino is already possible to have it installed for less than 2 000 euros. For a layperson is not simple intuit the operation, but in good substance The KDS is composed by a control unit which intervenes on the clutch mechanism. "Once accelerated mass - the inventor says - the machine remains on optimum speed and each gear, thanks to this system will save 700 rpm. In fact, while normally it falls to a minimum speed, here are using the engine only when it gives the best pair, between 1700 and 2300 rpm. Basically apart from the initial starting point, the car travels almost always at low speed, just take a shot of gas every now and keep to the speed. The clutch pedal is not there and is only used to change hands. "

Mr. Grieco has installed the system on an old Skoda turbo diesel 1900: "I've already done 50 thousand kilometers with this car and the results are amazing. This car, which now has 290 thousand km, is usually around 500 kilometers without refueling, since I mounted the KDS system is stable over a thousand ". Mr. Grieco must believe on the word. In addition to seeing the mounted unit and to have perceived his vibrant enthusiasm, because we do not have available empirical elements sufficient to validate his discovery, but a quick test ride from where we could actually see that the accelerator pedal is used very little.

If the promise were true it would be a sensational innovation. With machines capable of taking an average of 50 km per liter. This story strikes one more thing: "This discovery could be worth half of the world's fuel - Grieco says - I've spent ten years of work and efforts. Money, time and commitment. But nobody wanted to give us straight. Nobody wanted to see and understand how it works. We wrote to automakers around the world: to Marchionne, Montezemolo, the United States, Korea, everywhere. We spent a capital letter and recommended. The answers that we received are all equal. They all have the same depressing content, I have a drawer full. "

In short, Grieco wrote and presented her with the KDS major car manufacturers who have always answered the same way: "We are so sorry, but his invention does not concern us." But the inventor of the KDS is there: "These gentlemen are expected to fall from their desks and touch, sit on the machine and try it before saying he does not care. First try, studies, then I say it does not work. A rejection of the reasons I can accept. But a closure a priori not. In things, to understand them, you put your nose. " Since no car company has believed in the project, Grieco has teamed up with a workshop that Confederation has agreed to assemble the car on the Swiss system: "We went to the motorization of the Canton of Ticino, have tried the system, the castes have occurred and after ten days we had permission to mount it in your pocket. Something similar in Italy, with all the bureaucracy, it would be impossible. "