Would you even spend your money on this?
#1
Would you even spend your money on this?
I found this in the 5.0 mag this morning. what do you think of it?
http://www.fitchcatalyst.com/automobiles.php
http://www.fitchcatalyst.com/automobiles.php
#4
it's a scam. don't be suckered. Plain and simple if you've ever taken chemistry you know that the things that the manufacturer says this thing does are impossible at room temperature. Aside from that the heavy metal pellets act as a nice filter and they do bond to some specific contaminants but there's no way to give the fuel a long enough soak with enough surface area from the pellets available to do any good.
If you want to improve your mileage, drive slower. If you want to clean your fuel system spend the 6 bucks and get a can of fuel system cleaner.
EDIT() {
forgot to mention, a fool and his money is how a really appropriate cliché starts. Also noticed that they tout statistically insignificant gains as being definitely a result of using their device. Wow... great. Glad it does ****** NOTHING!
If you want to improve your mileage, drive slower. If you want to clean your fuel system spend the 6 bucks and get a can of fuel system cleaner.
EDIT() {
forgot to mention, a fool and his money is how a really appropriate cliché starts. Also noticed that they tout statistically insignificant gains as being definitely a result of using their device. Wow... great. Glad it does ****** NOTHING!
#5
it's a scam. don't be suckered. Plain and simple if you've ever taken chemistry you know that the things that the manufacturer says this thing does are impossible at room temperature. Aside from that the heavy metal pellets act as a nice filter and they do bond to some specific contaminants but there's no way to give the fuel a long enough soak with enough surface area from the pellets available to do any good.
If you want to improve your mileage, drive slower. If you want to clean your fuel system spend the 6 bucks and get a can of fuel system cleaner.
EDIT() {
forgot to mention, a fool and his money is how a really appropriate cliché starts. Also noticed that they tout statistically insignificant gains as being definitely a result of using their device. Wow... great. Glad it does ****** NOTHING!
If you want to improve your mileage, drive slower. If you want to clean your fuel system spend the 6 bucks and get a can of fuel system cleaner.
EDIT() {
forgot to mention, a fool and his money is how a really appropriate cliché starts. Also noticed that they tout statistically insignificant gains as being definitely a result of using their device. Wow... great. Glad it does ****** NOTHING!
Seafoam? lol.
#12
seafoam is made of pale oil (carrier for other ingredients and lubricant) naphtha (basically lighter fluid) and alcohol. It's a really good de-gummer-upper and solvates most hydrocarbon fuels and oils on contact. I don't know what the hell you're expecting from a it but I'd imagine it did what it's designed to do and not a damned thing else. It's a cleaner... not a performance mod.
#15
Sorry to bring an old thread back from the dead but I want to reiterate my approval of seafoam
long story short car was being bitchy and did not want to start on cold mornings and idle was a little rough
used seafoad 1/2 in oil 1/2 in gas tank drove 11 miles idled perfect after that. I left the car till this morning and it started instantly
long story short car was being bitchy and did not want to start on cold mornings and idle was a little rough
used seafoad 1/2 in oil 1/2 in gas tank drove 11 miles idled perfect after that. I left the car till this morning and it started instantly
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