Vaporizing Fuel w/my Device... Results...

Sounds exactly how propane fuel acts in cold weather :)
Do you think the device would have any likely benefit on other fuels used in cars, like Propane / LPG? Propane doesn't need vaporisation as it's already a gas and it will actually benefit from a stone cold intake.

As for the costs, depending on your manufacturing costs, I think it would be a 'simple' choice between desired profits over a small amount of sale volumes, or a little less profit per initial device, but likely more profit because the sold/produced volume is larger.

I have a patent agent working on my application now. He wanted me to test the difference between the copper I was using and aluminum. The copper and aluminum blades made no difference in hp or torque, identical actually. I could significantly reduce the price if I could make the device with aluminum, but don't think it will withstand heat over decades of use. Copper seems the better material to go with. There are so many variables to consider, this is why so many inventions don't make it. You have to think of everything possible to consider when going for a patent, and if you patent something and leave an important detail out, like choice of material, you have to start all over, then they say, "Well it is obvious you could make them out of aluminum instead of copper" then you can't get another patent! That is why I am picking you guy's brains, to get as much help as possible with this that your willing to give as far as advice goes. As far as backing goes, I could use help there too, and am willing to explain things to someone if someone were willing to back this.