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ggguy77
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Location: Warner Robins, GA
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| Posted: 8/7/08 11:00AM Post subject: Fitch Fuel Catalysts-- Any noticable differences in MPG? |
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Fitch Fuel Catalyst F3624-T: Anyone ever install one of these? If so was there any gain in fuel economy?
Thanks!
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=AVP%2DF3624%2DT&N=700+401348+323680+4294907680+4294780170+115&autoview=sku |
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duck_dodgers_24_5
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| Posted: 8/7/08 2:08PM Post subject: |
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try it out for us
far as i know nobody has one |
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Metro273
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Location: The House Music Mecca
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| Posted: 8/7/08 5:08PM Post subject: |
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| Another money-making gimmick! Let us know how it works and is it worth spending the money they are asking! |
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duck_dodgers_24_5
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| Posted: 8/7/08 5:16PM Post subject: |
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| i bought some thing like that it does just about half the things it said it would do but i'm not taking it off cause i like the added benefits it gave me performance wise |
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cobb
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| Posted: 8/7/08 7:48PM Post subject: |
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| Acetone works. I think a spike tv power block show. They tried it on a truck and it helped some. |
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Improbcat
Joined: 05 Dec 2007
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Location: West Hartford, CT
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| Posted: 8/8/08 5:06AM Post subject: |
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| They are BS, read this page for more info. That side its also good for info on other "fuel saving" gimmicks. |
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