Do these work, seems cheap, maybe worth a go ?

**incisor** · 3rd September 2008, 06:49 AM

Originally Posted by AussieLandRover

and I noticed less oil changes as the oil is staying cleaner for longer

hmmmmmm interesting observation

how do you know it is staying cleaner?

just looking at it?

have you had any oil sampling done to show that is actually the case?

are the additive packages in the oil still stable?

looks can be very deceiving ...

**incisor** · 3rd September 2008, 06:51 AM

Originally Posted by AussieLandRover

You sir might want to back that claim up

wouldn't mind seeing you do the same i have to say...

**Pedro_The_Swift** · 3rd September 2008, 07:05 AM

If all you want is oil that looks cleaner.. run a better filter
search is your friend

since I've been running "The Pure One" in the suby the oil never gets dirty,,,,,

but I still change it every 5k.

why I hear you ask?

because oil is cheap,,
and just removing dirt doesnt mean the oil is still working as advertised.

**p38arover** · 3rd September 2008, 07:08 AM

I. too, think the Fitch is snake oil.

I'd like to see these tested by a motoring org.

See this report in Choice http://www.choice.com.au/viewArticle...aspx?id=104217

See also http://fuelsaving.info/catalysts.htm

**Redback** · 3rd September 2008, 07:25 AM

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**Pedro_The_Swift** · 3rd September 2008, 07:35 AM

WOW!!!
so I install it,,
drive like a girl,,
and get better fuel economy?,,

who'd a thunk it?

**Redback** · 3rd September 2008, 07:59 AM

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

WOW!!!
so I install it,,
drive like a girl,,
and get better fuel economy?,,

who'd a thunk it?

I was going to add "Don't Buy A V8" but thought, knowbody buys a V8 for economy

Baz.

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