Pro Fuel Saver Catalyst Injection System

Are you really trying this or is this for sh*** and giggles?? If its the latter, it's working!! lol

 

I'd send a bottle of the "skull & crossbones" stuff out for an analysis to see what it REALLY IS.

That would be worth the "sh*ts & giggles"...

Rick

 

The one bottle is nitric acid and the other glycerin.
The pump is meant to dose them at 1 mole each per cycle.
The vortex in the turbo is meant to infuse the 2 in to some sort of super combustion booster.

 

I would be a little leery about letting something that I know nothing about being injected into my turbo and than run thru the CAC and finally end up in my engine. I would be afraid of what could happen to seals,bearings gaskets ect. but that's just me. So if it works and gives you a 20% increase you should be at almost 11 mpg correct?

 

Maybe what's in it eats metals and glass so they have to use plastic bottles. "Platinum injection". Maybe the platinum can be recovered from the liquid and sold. I wonder how much is inside?

I have been told to never allow liquids to strike the compressor of the turbo while it is spinning under power.

At steelsoldiers.com there are whole threads and sections on modifications of military trucks having Cummins, CAT, or White engines. These are only smallish 2.5 and 5-ton trucks, but those people have tried everything, mostly to get more power, and add-ons never have gotten more mileage. I do know that one can raise the M35's mileage to about 10MPG by removing the driveshaft between the tandem axles and installing lockout hubs on the front axle. None of these sorts of kits have seemed to work, so I am skeptical but I'll wait for the results.

 

this device has a good as chance as any other of not working, just like the eco-taz or the turbo 3000

 

Slick 50 comes to mind also.