Vitra Fuel Treatment

[Genuinefine409]

http://www.save-gas-today.com/

 

Watch the video, seems a little hard to believe but you never know. I've heard of claims like this with people using acetone, I tried acetone and it didn't do much for me so I'm thinking this wouldn't either.

[2000DV4.8]

Without watching the video, I can tell you it's probably BS. If it actually worked, we'd all know about it, and everyone would be using it. Just my 2 cents...

[Chestah]

That's a bunch of boulderdash. I run my car on water.

[Tucson_02Silverado]

The mixing ratios look a lot like the ones used for acetone.

[C & A s Dad]

I think I saw the maker of this product on the news the other night. He was in the hospital with strange things happening to him. He has grown 2 extra toes on one foot and had a third arm growing from the middle of his back. It seems he had been using his hot tub to brew some type of fuel treatment and had not washed it out good before using it.

 

This is a home bathtub brew if I have ever seen one.

[Silverado4x4]

I say total BS also, its probably tricking the computer to look like your getting more mpg but really not. Also note you didnt see the drive to the fuel station as he probably ran it hard on the way there. But someone will buy it and he'll be laughing all the way to the bank.

[Controller]

http://www.schaefferoil.com/neutra_fuel_stabilizer.html

 

No B.S., I use this product, it's better than STABIL for a fuel stabilizer and I consistantly pick up 1 to 2 mpg. Not great but at $1 per tank of fuel it more than pays for itself.

 

I also use there oil, my old '95 GMC would tick and knock like crazy when it sat outside in sub zero winter weather, when I changed to their oil there was no more noise on cold startups.

 

What got me started on there product was we tried there oil in our 250 h.p. air compressors at work and electrical consumption dropped by 12%, thats pretty significant over a years time frame.

[Tucson_02Silverado]

http://www.schaefferoil.com/neutra_fuel_stabilizer.html

 

No B.S., I use this product, it's better than STABIL for a fuel stabilizer and I consistantly pick up 1 to 2 mpg. Not great but at $1 per tank of fuel it more than pays for itself.

 

I also use there oil, my old '95 GMC would tick and knock like crazy when it sat outside in sub zero winter weather, when I changed to their oil there was no more noise on cold startups.

 

What got me started on there product was we tried there oil in our 250 h.p. air compressors at work and electrical consumption dropped by 12%, thats pretty significant over a years time frame.

 

 

The OP was something called Vitra fuel treatment, does Schaeffer makes this, thus the reference?

[Controller]

 

The OP was something called Vitra fuel treatment, does Schaeffer makes this, thus the reference?

 

 

 

No Schaeffers does not make the vitra product. I only mentioned it because I thoght it was related to this topic and it is a product that actually does seem to work.