YOU EITHER GET IT OR YOU DONT

Chevy · Senior (As in old Bastard) Member

Would it work?

ANIMAL · The Piss Artist Formerly Known As Mark

hi ya chevy
i bought one of them about 3-4 yrs ago and put it in me buggy
it sounds good but i'm still not convinced they work as they are only pieces of lead in a cage i put mine on a bit of wire and dropped them into my tank took them out last year and they dont even seemed to have shrunk they give you all the guarentees with them but my view is as with most classic cars you dont do the mileage so by the time your valve seats are knackered these sellers wont be around (but as i say thats my view)
the company i got mine from was fuel-cat they also done for more money an in-line component which you fitted as described in your fuel line

i'm using a lead replacement additive in me A at the moment

stevie · WIND POWERED

Only a personal opinion here, but no, i dont think they do anything. For thirty five quid id get a couple of fishin weights and sling 'em in me tank if i was that convinced!!! weirdface

Chevy · Senior (As in old Bastard) Member

I`m gonna put £35 towards a head re build

tailfin · Chief Stud

I think there BS.I think you would be better off pi**ing on a spark plug!!

stevie · WIND POWERED

Is that a better alternative to lead replacement then Nick? biggrin

tailfin · Chief Stud

Well it all depends on how much lead youv'e got in your pencil

cadillacman · Guru

I have an inline system on my Cadillac and Ive been running on un-leaded for a couple of years now. Ive had no problems at all. I dont know if anybody watched 5 gear and they tried an octane boaster and guess what..?The horse power went down biggrin

stevie · WIND POWERED

cadillacman wrote:

I have an inline system on my Cadillac and Ive been running on un-leaded for a couple of years now. Ive had no problems at all. I dont know if anybody watched 5 gear and they tried an octane boaster and guess what..?The horse power went down

must've been an ebay one biggrin