FITCH FUEL CATALYST

This'll be good

enjoy the following posts LEEANNE

check in the archives and enjoy the reading! Paul

Leeanne

There is lots of interesting reading on various types of fuel saving devices including fuel catalyst's at this web site

http://www.fuelsaving.info/turbulence.htm

Regards Don

Just send me the money and all will be good :-)

P.S. As others have said, do an archive search and enjoy the read.

Leeanne,

This lot should wet your appetite

Fitch

I bought one and saved 10% in fuel usage. So, thinking logically, I bought 10 more of them and now I actually have a problem, cos I make more fuel as I drive along than what my engine can use!!!

Just kidding!!!!! LOLOLOL

No, I actually DID buy one; tried it for 90 days and sent it back and got a refund........... it didn't make ANY difference to my economy.

When Mr Felch got it back and rang me, saying it was my fault I didn't get any better economy cos I didn't follow a crucial part of the installation instructions.... I didn't wind my fuel pump back, so it was delivering the same amount of fuel as it was before.... WTF????

Don't waste your money.

Cheers
Roachie

Maybe fit a hiclone and a rust inhibiter along with it?

Also have a conversion to run on water. Had one of those spam emails yet?

Bill must be finding business slow ;-)))

If you really want opinions, have a look here Link

Dont listen to them...they are only jealous.... : p

The best combination is a fitch and 2 hyclones fitted
Then drive to your destination BUT dont turn around instead drive home in reverse ....you will make up 20% more fuel which you can store up in the shed or sell to your friends....; )

10 Practical ways to save fuel ways to save fuel:

1) Change your driving habits for better fuel economy
2) Drive a little slower.
2) If you a towing a trailer or a heavy load, drive a little slower.
3) Put the maximum safe pressure in your tyres on the black top.
4) Plan trips better for minimal fuel use.
5) Remove roof racks if not in use.
6) Remove excess gear and the second spare.
7) Have your vehicle professionally tuned, this will cost about $800 for a diesel (it costs but you should get it back in better performance and better economy over the long term).
8) Polish your vehicle, it will feel like it glides through the air better, it wont really but it will look better.
9) Only take the gear you really need.
10) Drive a little slower.