John, it's umm, a fuel catalyst, i think! I have some in my tank. trust me, the phrase 'can of worms' springs to mind whenever anyone mentions broquet, and i'm one of the people who actually use it!

have a read on my site here and then follow the link.

[Edited by Markus - 10/8/2002 6:20:56 PM]

 

I have just had to delete a thread in about broquet due to the potentially libellous content posted by one individual who I will be contacting offline.

Best regards

Simon

 

why did you feel the need to tell us ??
just wondering

Andy

 

...because "ustolemyname - stevieturbo" asked explicitly where it had gone on the thread in "General Technical".

 

What is a Broquet anyway

 

I asked because it was a moderator who posted the link to the thread with that had been deleted about broquet. If one mderator posts a link and another deletes that link..it just makes us all the more nosey to find out why.

 

Thanks Markus

Anyone fancy sorting a group buy then?

 

Stevie, like you I was inclined to be nosey on this one

I only read Mutant's question, and that certainly didn't look libelous to me. Perhaps one of the answers was.

I do agree with Matt that we didn't see much feedback from the group buy. I'm always interested to hear about stuff like this. Not in a *fnar fnar* way, but just to see how people got on with it.

Bob Rawle isn't exactly known for spouting BS all the time, and he was very positive about it. I personally am very sceptical, but that doesn't mean I'm right.

Still would like to see a discussion on how it went.

 

EB - read the stuff on my site, as have said "I'm a Believer!" and thats enough for me. Broquet has had NO adverse effects on the car at all, so that must be a good thing. As for the pro's? well, when I did bother to measure things, looks like a 1mpg positive increase in fuel economy.