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I'd researched this a couple of weeks back. found a forum over in Austrailia where they put it to the test on a dyno and found no hp improvements not sure if that is a good assesment of it or not but I decided to pass on it.

 

Were you watching "Horsepower TV" this morning?

They didsome dyno runs on a chevy crate motor with it and seen some hp/torque gains on 93 octane then did some dyno runs on 89 octane andpretty muchseenthe same hp/torque with and without itbutseen lower fuel consumption with it. Consumption dropped from 23.xx gallons/hour to 20.xx gallons/hour. At least it did for the tests they ran.

 

I dont get to see much TV... when was it on? which channel?

 

yeah whatever if some one paid me to sell there product i would make it do amazing things to.. I love watching extreme 4x4 build a budget off road only 20 grand ???? HUH !

 

Oh come on! If it's on TV it has to be true, right???????

 

they do offer a 90 day money back guarantee...

 

Who's gonna be the one to try it first and tell the rest of us suckers if we should buy it or not.

 

the one for my truck is $300 bux.... need front suspension work before I need to plunk down $300 bux on a fitch... you guys probably have a cheeper option than me... someone go for it

 

Man, that website really looks like a bunch of hooey. It's gas, not beer!

Doesn't the refining process remove impurities and separate the crude oil into groups by length of their molecular chains? How could it "revert" back a crude oil state?