Fitch Fuel Catalyst
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Fitch Fuel Catalyst
does anybody know about this?? is it a good buy? if anybody has it please let me know if its a smart buy and if its worth it.
http://www.levineautoparts.com/5fof1191.html
does anybody have a better website where i can buy.. if its worth it??
http://www.levineautoparts.com/5fof1191.html
does anybody have a better website where i can buy.. if its worth it??
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Originally Posted by FFC
Note 1: Since The Fitch Catalyst Treated Fuel Burns More Completely, Re-Jetting to achieve optimal fuel /air ratio and adjusting timing may be advisable in order to realize the full benefit of the Fitch treated fuel. We recommend that an engine be tuned after installation of the Fitch product by setting the timing to factory spec and then setting the fuel / air for optimum performance.
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http://www.fitchfuelcatalyst.com/techinfo/reviews.cfm
maybe not? Yea I know that's the manufacture but you could chase the real reviews. Hopefully the reviewer wasn't "paid off" so to say.
maybe not? Yea I know that's the manufacture but you could chase the real reviews. Hopefully the reviewer wasn't "paid off" so to say.
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Snake oil. Blinker fluid. Muffler bearings. Fitch Fuel Catalyst. All amounts to the same thing.
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thankz everyone for your comments, its true the only sulution for better fuel economy is to drive less or not at all. all of you saved me from a waste of money..
thankz
thankz