broquet fuel catalyst

Hi all,

Anybody install this broquet fuel catalyst save fuel device before? How much can improve for the FC?
Also price for it?

thanks
FORTE Titanium Silver

Hi!! Wow another new member ! nice of u to join us!!

I dont use any catalyst at all so i have no idea sorry cant help

macs wrote:Hi all,

Anybody install this broquet fuel catalyst save fuel device before? How much can improve for the FC?
Also price for it?

thanks
FORTE Titanium Silver

hey,,, welcome abroad..... hv u register ur ride. dun 4get to poll tooo 8)

macs wrote:Hi all,

Anybody install this broquet fuel catalyst save fuel device before? How much can improve for the FC?
Also price for it?

thanks
FORTE Titanium Silver

WOoo!! TS plus 1!

So far comments from my friends that installed....save the money for other usages...

I have installed it onto my current ride(nissan sunny) years back while nw waitin for forte..though i bot it at 2nd hand...intially mayb u knw that u have installed sth to the engine portion so u feel a little more "energy"...bt in the end it still boils down to nth much...fuel also dun make much or even any difference...as said by 'nothing'..save it for other usage...jus my point of view...

actually i am comparing this broquet fuel catalyst
with Fuel Cat Catalyst.

in fact are there other brands of catalyst and which one performs better?

bushi_do wrote:actually i am comparing this broquet fuel catalyst
with Fuel Cat Catalyst.

in fact are there other brands of catalyst and which one performs better?

save your money. mythbusters have already confirmed ALL fuel saving devices like magnets etc...are useless.
only by lightening the car or your right foot can improve FC

whyeme wrote:

bushi_do wrote:actually i am comparing this broquet fuel catalyst
with Fuel Cat Catalyst.

in fact are there other brands of catalyst and which one performs better?

save your money. mythbusters have already confirmed ALL fuel saving devices like magnets etc...are useless.
only by lightening the car or your right foot can improve FC

then i shall hold a qing gong for the foot class so all can save fuel... class fee only $2

tish wrote:

whyeme wrote:

bushi_do wrote:actually i am comparing this broquet fuel catalyst
with Fuel Cat Catalyst.

in fact are there other brands of catalyst and which one performs better?

save your money. mythbusters have already confirmed ALL fuel saving devices like magnets etc...are useless.
only by lightening the car or your right foot can improve FC

then i shall hold a qing gong for the foot class so all can save fuel... class fee only $2

my class cheaper... i charge only $1.99.

Some links that may answer to your questions

This is on broquet
http://www.immortality.co.nz/broquet.html

Explanation on the fuel catalysts
http://www.fuelsaving.info/catalysts.htm

Other myth products
http://www.epa.gov/oms/consumer/reports.htm

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

since its proven.... dun tink will install. use e $$$ for others usage...

Other then weight, foot pedal pressure. Other fuel saving methods are
1)check tire pressure every 2 weeks make sure it's not under inflate
2)change to tires to fuel saving ones that have low roll resistance
3)Take route that have lesser stop, even a longer route saves fuel than shorter one with more stops.
4)Pump grade 98 petrol ( I prefer Shell as it gave me most mileage after avg 3 tanks from all petrol company. 95 or v power will cause heavy pedal keke)
5)Pump petrol during the night or early morning(if possible)
6)Leave your air-con fan speed at 1 and the temperature at cool and not cold setting(no A/C of coz better, but need to be that extreme? also will intro dust into cabin)

Anymore advice from other bros and sis ?

wrong topic liao. this should go to FC?

I have read in some forums that members stated that to save fuel and have more power, must install vacuum tank aka kunnigong, oil catch tank (unless u TC), magnets, grounding, velocity charger, etc....basically all are snake oil products and the benefits of having it, is pretty marginal, so don't waste money..IMHO, to start off with is a good set of light rims and tires and lastly your right foot....

Don't drive can consider save FC??? I seen ppl drive like a few blocks just to buy stuff....walk a abit is good mah haha.

confirm save fc... dos who drive to buy stuff eventhough its near by r dos ppl got $$$ to burn. walking is good,,, healthy lifestyle

smart ppl dun burn money but burn calories...

just like someone asked me why to buy the most quiet tires? But then again how quiet is your standard of quiet? ....my answer is," Buy from MSCP, cars park there having the most quiet tires".

nothing wrote:I have read in some forums that members stated that to save fuel and have more power, must install vacuum tank aka kunnigong, oil catch tank (unless u TC), magnets, grounding, velocity charger, etc....basically all are snake oil products and the benefits of having it, is pretty marginal, so don't waste money..IMHO, to start off with is a good set of light rims and tires and lastly your right foot....

second that!!

tish wrote:

nothing wrote:I have read in some forums that members stated that to save fuel and have more power, must install vacuum tank aka kunnigong, oil catch tank (unless u TC), magnets, grounding, velocity charger, etc....basically all are snake oil products and the benefits of having it, is pretty marginal, so don't waste money..IMHO, to start off with is a good set of light rims and tires and lastly your right foot....

second that!!

but hor i read in mycarforum that changing to light rims must be careful to get those that can tahan the 1.3 tonne weight of forte...if not rims koyak up lorry

yap, so must know where to get the rims loh

No worry, most of the TW established rims are all up to mark and definitely can withstand the car load....