Stu_B Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 Any good? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FORD-CROSS-FLOW-X ... 0232487469 Or the round ones?
bortaf Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 well seeing as it not soluble in petrol no it's crap, if you fit it and get away with it it's totaly down to the engines lead memory or the fact it's an old engine and just will take the hammering IE not a pussy who explodes at the first sign of a problem I fitted a bag in a transit, weighed it ran it for a year and the weighed it again, weighed the same and i weighed it on gold/puff scales for acurate to 10ths of a gramm NOT the wifes kitchen scales
geoffersmasher Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 1 million insurance and 6000 mile no quible return give it a shot maybe theres something in it i see this advertised in me mates classic van mags all the time think my bro was looking at giving it a shot
Stu_B Posted April 24, 2008 Author Report Posted April 24, 2008 But how would you know it was working untill your valves melted?
GT_Jim Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 they do an inline fuel version but becarefull as we tried one on my mates old 2l laser and it will go through fuel filters like no tomorrow
FredTransit Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 well seeing as it not soluble in petrol no it's crap, if you fit it and get away with it it's totaly down to the engines lead memory or the fact it's an old engine and just will take the hammering IE not a pussy who explodes at the first sign of a problem I fitted a bag in a transit, weighed it ran it for a year and the weighed it again, weighed the same and i weighed it on gold/puff scales for acurate to 10ths of a gramm NOT the wifes kitchen scales there you go, looks like proof it's crap to me. No motoring mag or programme has ever proved these things are any good. No use saying they will refund your money, are they gonna buy and fit new valve seats for you? Somehow I think not. Just stick the additive in and don't waste your money on these gimmicks.
geoffersmasher Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 they do an inline fuel version but becarefull as we tried one on my mates old 2l laser and it will go through fuel filters like no tomorrow did it work? would be interesting to know if anyone has any hard evidence on them
bortaf Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 Why would it have to dissolve? how else would it get to the valve seats?
Copey Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 Why would it have to dissolve? how else would it get to the valve seats? if it actually does work (doubt it) but i would have said the metal would be some sort of special alloy that causes a reaction in the fuel or something?
mk1super Posted April 24, 2008 Report Posted April 24, 2008 Ive been told of "lead lines" a fuel line into the carb with lead pellets in it that the petrol washes over thus turning it into leaded petrol do they exist? If so are they any good or will they kill fuel fillters to?
Stu_B Posted April 24, 2008 Author Report Posted April 24, 2008 Why would it have to dissolve? how else would it get to the valve seats? if it actually does work (doubt it) but i would have said the metal would be some sort of special alloy that causes a reaction in the fuel or something? Exactly it's a catalyst... it causes a reaction. it's not a soluble.
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