Fitch Fuel Catalyst
11-11-2008, 10:46 PM
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Ha, Werid, I just read about it in the same magazine im sure...not sure it it was petersons or.. 4wd sport utility...but im sorta skepitcal.
I mean, it couldnt hurt...but if it doesnt work..thats 200 bucks down the tube
I mean, it couldnt hurt...but if it doesnt work..thats 200 bucks down the tube
11-11-2008, 10:53 PM
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Their hypothesis does seem to make sense. Gas gets pretty crappy if you just let it sit... So if they can boost it back up to a like-new state, it would therefore burn more efficiently...
If i ever have 200 bucks burning a hole in my pocket, im gonna go for it.
it cant hurt.
If i ever have 200 bucks burning a hole in my pocket, im gonna go for it.
it cant hurt.
11-10-2009, 07:10 PM
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It works, I've used in lawn mowers, motorcycles,mini-excavator, my last truck (05 Chevy Colorado Z71), snowmobiles. It's basically a mini refinery that makes the fuel easier to burn.
It helps greatly with emissions. It's a good performance up grade too, helps with faster acceleration, and keeps the rest of the fuel system clean. Fitch is good for 250k miles.
It is a bit expensive, but it's something that is inline with your fuel and lasts a long time, not like a dump in your tank liquid that you have to re buy each time.
It helps greatly with emissions. It's a good performance up grade too, helps with faster acceleration, and keeps the rest of the fuel system clean. Fitch is good for 250k miles.
It is a bit expensive, but it's something that is inline with your fuel and lasts a long time, not like a dump in your tank liquid that you have to re buy each time.
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It works, I've used in lawn mowers, motorcycles,mini-excavator, my last truck (05 Chevy Colorado Z71), snowmobiles. It's basically a mini refinery that makes the fuel easier to burn.
It helps greatly with emissions. It's a good performance up grade too, helps with faster acceleration, and keeps the rest of the fuel system clean. Fitch is good for 250k miles.
It is a bit expensive, but it's something that is inline with your fuel and lasts a long time, not like a dump in your tank liquid that you have to re buy each time.
It helps greatly with emissions. It's a good performance up grade too, helps with faster acceleration, and keeps the rest of the fuel system clean. Fitch is good for 250k miles.
It is a bit expensive, but it's something that is inline with your fuel and lasts a long time, not like a dump in your tank liquid that you have to re buy each time.
spam?
If these things have been around since 1994, why is it that no auto manufacturers have picked them up to reduce their emissions and increase fuel economy, especially in these times of increasing EPA regs?
I smell snake oil and splitfire plugs.
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HEY, ur spammer's back. Thanks for the welcome Windsor, it don't feel like home till people tell u are snake oil. Its all about opinions, if u never try new things u never will know what really is out there.
Again, thanks for the welcome....
Again, thanks for the welcome....
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