Inline stainless steel fuel catalyst run on unleaded triumph stag boost octane

[MissMoppet]

Wow! An absolute snip at £50 (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/351096242339).
Well . . . if Tony Hart says you don't need it, that's good enough for me.

Dave

[DJT]

Can't believe they are still selling this cr*p. It has been disproved so many times. Still, there's one born every minute.

[Jeff]

Not many sold, if any, according to his feedback.

[DJT]

Not many sold, if any, according to his feedback.

If you look at his feedback, he has sold a heap of the catalyst type that are dropped into the tank. I like this from his description blurb for one of these:

"This product is not unique to us, there are a few companies producing a similar product but we hope you will be impressed with our honesty about this product."

If he was truly honest, he wouldn't be selling them....

[KOY 23]

He is at most classic shows, also sell plug leads and "spark boosters"

[milothedog]

He is at most classic shows, also sell plug leads and "spark boosters"

Oh, should I ask for my money back then I suppose the 1 million US dollars from Nigeria won't be in my account next week that I gave them the details of for the transfer either

[MissMoppet]

Can't believe they are still selling this cr*p. It has been disproved so many times. Still, there's one born every minute.

Well perhaps I should have revealed in my first post that I did whimsically question the seller - one "Alan" - whether he had the right motor - to which the reply came "the stag needs high octane fuel and needs a cooler burn of fuel todays fuels burn extra hot i know i ve had two regards alan."
You don't doubt him, surely?

[DJT]

Well perhaps I should have revealed in my first post that I did whimsically question the seller - one "Alan" - whether he had the right motor - to which the reply came "the stag needs high octane fuel and needs a cooler burn of fuel todays fuels burn extra hot i know i ve had two regards alan."
You don't doubt him, surely?

Yes, and don't call me Shirley.......

[brian0443]

Sold since 1988 as Fuel Cat but with a rustproof anodised aluminium cylinder, as a direct replacement for the fuel filter. Later as a net of 'catalyst' which could be dropped into the tank.( Often confused with a bag of lead balls}. Still available for almost £90.00 as opposed to the cheap imitation mentioned above.
I have one, and the windscreen sticker which was supplied with it. I removed it in working order in 2004 when I bought the car. I was not influenced by the Advertising Standards Agencies legal action.. see http://fuelcatisascam.selfip.com/. I would part with mine if anyone wants it for genuine scientific purposes. But be warned.Since removing mine I have had punctures and a failed overdrive.

Brian

[V Mad]

.. see http://fuelcatisascam.selfip.com/.

Brian

Whilst I agree with his condemnation of the fuel catalyst, and his free style of expression, reading his other rants about the 'crap things in life' reminds me of some else who until recently presented Top Gear. A few good laughs, but maybe he has some issues.