Fitch Fuel Catalyst

[decke48]

http://www.fitchfuelcatalyst.com/

has anyone ever thought of buying one of these, anyone ever used one on there car?


Permanently Re-refines Fuel, Guaranteeing Optimal Engine Efficiency, Performance and Reduced Emissions
The commercialization of the Fitch Fuel Catalyst is a direct result of a collaborative Research Program with the Department of Defense and accredited State University that proves the Fitch Fuel Catalyst modifies fuel.


The Fitch Fuel Catalyst is NOT an additive. It is a long term fuel treatment offering a number of benefits:
Insure Fuel Quality During Storage
Increase Gasoline Octane & Diesel Cetane
Improve Engine Performance (Horsepower & Torque)
Improve Fuel Economy
Reduce Emissions - Green House Gases
Reduce Engine Maintenance
Improve Oil Burner Efficiency


so i did some math it would be like saving around 25 cents on the price of a gallon. so in 64 fill ups (11 gallons a fill up) the catalyst would be payed off and the saving would start. $2.75 a fill up @ rate of 11 gallons a fill up. so you get a savings of $175 every 1.25 years.

Edited by HUFFER to include link to manufacturer and their claims.
hehe thanks for the edit :smile:

[Huffer]

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Universal Bolt-on application - for use on vehicles that do NOT have OEM SAE or SLC quick connect fittings within the fuel line. It is recommended the vehicle be Out of Warranty do to modification of factory fuel lines needed to install this application. The Universal Kit contains: The Fitch Canister, 2 - 90 deg. fittings, a set of 5/16" fuel hoses, 2-double barb brass splicers & 4 worm gear clamps used to secure the kit to the OEM fuel lines. Instructions included with purchase or can be downloaded on our website. Only basic hand tools are required to install.


How long does the Fitch Fuel Catalyst last?

250,000 operating miles or 5,000 operating hours depending on the engine

$177.95 for a 1998 Legacy 2.5.

I dunno - with your math it'd take me 1.25 years to pay itself back - or less, if gas prices go up again.

does it decrease efficiency over time? It has to...but if it lasts 250k...

[Wiscon_Mark]

Unless your car can tune to this thing, even if it works, it won't really help. Sort of like how putting 93 octane in our N/A vehicles doesn't really do anything positive (unless you consider giving the oil companies more money positive).

[decke48]

it claims it refines it to the state at the refinery. well to think gas around here sits for about 2 month before the new shipment. and every station tank is about 15 years or older so it might take out some of that ground water and minerals :grin: