Fitch Fuel Catalyst

"Fitch environment safe fuel system" its certainly got a ring to it.
There seems to be a few non-members who only in the last few days have plugging these devices. How long have they been around? I seem to recall seeing ads for them a year or so ago. You say savings of at least 10c per litre- you need to shop at different servos mate. Its 6-8c max a litre difference everywhere that I remember.

Have you actually measured the improvement in kms per tank? Going by their website it seems they are targeted more towards older cars running low octane fuel, with the intent of lowering emissions.

Where did you mount your unit? How much did it set you back? the $500+ price is putting me off until I hear more good stories. Want to trade one for a hyclone?

I wonder how it would go on a 4wd, as dragon doesnt own one. an interesting post on a mainly 4wd site.
Will

Dragan, You might like to if you can confirm that you have no association with the Fitch product. This smacks of a free ad............

Hey Dragan
How's the Terrano going?
Did you get your problems sorted.
My intercooler goes on in a couple of weeks ($180) and then I'll get the boost upped and the engine retuned. Looking forward to it.
I thought I'd give one of those fuel catalyst things a go a couple of years ago and, to be honest, I haven't noticed anything significant. On the other hand one of my students fitted one on his HQ Holden wagon just before I did and after a couple of tankfuls he was able to run on unleaded rather than the old leaded super. That was when super was still around of course. His experience was what convinced me but I'm not sure it did anything for my diesel.
Cheers
Oskar

I'll swap you my 5 hiclones wich are now making me fuel to one of your tin catiysts.
BTW this is a 4WD forum honestly you must have logged on to the wrong forum try www.holden.com for your crappydore

shadow ....proud terrano owner

This post smacks of spam - constant repetition of the phone number, pushing the usual snake oil, etc.

Should be removed.

Why the hell would anyone that doesn't own a 4x4, and doesn't even know what a terrano is, post an add like that on a dedicated 4x4 ( in most cases, no offence iMusty ) forum? Mate, take your dunnydore and that other new THING with your self financial benifitting advertising crap to a forum that is read by poeple that were born yesterday where you might have a slim chance of being believed, oh, and take all your "silly fuel system" mates that have tried the same thing here, with you.
Am in total agreement with scubaroo, get rid of it, and any future ones also!

Avago............come to think of it, don't!
Pezza

Dragan

You don't own a 4WD and have no interest in one so why are you on this forum?

Oh, and BTW, I had a dunnydore once and now have a terrano, and am much better off.

R.

As this clown has explained this is an info commecial....can we get this thread off and the clown IP banned please.

shadow....a proud terrano owner.

May be Dragan in his investigations did not see that for the Fitch to be a useful working catalyst, it would have as one of the outcomes of modifying petrol the creation of a rise in the octane level of that petrol. And the cetane level if the Fitch was used with diesel. If these changes have been observed, documented and reported on by a number of independent laboratories then we would be moving ahead in reaching some understanding of at least one of the reasons why Dragan had success with his BMW petrol engine on normal unleaded petrol after having the Fitch installed. Is it not true that as there are a number of petrol 4x4s still being used and the owners may just like to know what is part of the real mechanism that enables Fitch to do something beneficial to the efficiency of petrol engines and out of curiosity diesel?