Fuel Cat
20 November 2004, 04:43 PM
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Fuel Cat
Any of you had any experiance with these.
They fit onto the fuel line and increase the Octane from 95 to 99 and last for
100,000 miles !
Sounds to good to be true at £60.00
www.formulapower.co.uk
They fit onto the fuel line and increase the Octane from 95 to 99 and last for
100,000 miles !
Sounds to good to be true at £60.00
www.formulapower.co.uk
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20 November 2004, 05:42 PM
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There was a thread a little while ago regarding the Fuel Cat, my opinion is that unless a truely independant body tests the fuel cat and can substantiate their claims, I wouldn't even bother considering buying one. I have explained in more detail about them in the said thread.
There was a thread a little while ago regarding the Fuel Cat, my opinion is that unless a truely independant body tests the fuel cat and can substantiate their claims, I wouldn't even bother considering buying one. I have explained in more detail about them in the said thread.
22 November 2004, 10:18 AM
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Yes, of course these work! Just like putting magnets around the fuel line, or perhaps any other of the marvals of modern science. No it would be a complete waste of money. If they were that good, they'd be fitted as standard, yes?
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Any of you had any experiance with these.
They fit onto the fuel line and increase the Octane from 95 to 99 and last for
100,000 miles !
Sounds to good to be true at £60.00
www.formulapower.co.uk
They fit onto the fuel line and increase the Octane from 95 to 99 and last for
100,000 miles !
Sounds to good to be true at £60.00
www.formulapower.co.uk
22 November 2004, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by gpssti4
...If they were that good, they'd be fitted as standard, yes?
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I believe that these are effectively an additive - they cannot (my understanding) increase the octane rating of the fuel. Maybe they add something such as a lead replacement???? Why Prodrive fitted one I do not know, but if it was a case of 'power for nothin' then I'm sure that Ford, VW, Honda etc would fit them at the factory..... and I'd fit 2 or 3!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Tentenths
I think you'll find that the product - Broquet - on which these are based was fitted by Prodrive to P1s (IIRC).
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