While researching the Fitch and Eco fuel catalyst systems I ran across this site. A lot of info that this guy gives I know to be fact so I tend to believe the info I didn't know.

As in all things in the grown up world it's up to each individual to decide for themselves. As for me I'm still researching.

http://www.fuelsaving.info/debunk.htm

I've read the major parts on that site and they sure sound factual and believeable to me.
Anyone who has read my previous posts on the subject of the ECO, etc know that I think they are bogus. Thats my opinion. This site supports that feeling.

I'd like to pose a question to everyone:

"Now that gas is so expensive, Ford is going down the drain, GM is suffering and Congress wants to boost the CAFE rating don't you think if these gadgets really worked, they would install them and brag in all their print ads, and TV ads that they've installed fuel technology that increases the gas mileage on "X" car or truck???

You mean, all I've got to do is wrap a magnetic device around my fuel line and all the molecules will line up and dramaticly improve my mileage??

All I've got to say, is if someone would run a true real world test on these things and it proved what they said, that would be a miracle.

Red

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I'll see if I can dig up the Popular Mechanics article...

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