Broquet In-tank Unit

[Jiale]

Hey bros,

planning to get the broquet in-tank unit. anyone out there knows the pricing is like? I came across a B/5T selling at $200 brand new. hows the deal like?

[Explorerii]

Don't waste your money

[Ultramega]

Are you Robert? cos their website says it's $125. anyway, personally i don't believe in it.

[Application9999]

Buy us coffee...at least you get a ''thank you'' from us....Drop it into tank is like dropping it into the sea....no sound...no image....

[Slowleg]

you want to try... I got a BT-30 model.. or something like that... it's connect to fuel line... supposedly better than in-tank... FOC... if don't like... return to me.. if like make me an offer... or if you prefer new... return me and go buy new..

no strings attached... just helpi ng a fellow motorist

[Genie47]

Helping a fellow motorist? More like trying to unload a dead weight.

 

Anyway, good for you to let him try. Doubt he might bite and even if he bit, he might not want it thanks to what everyone is telling him here.

[Flaser]

Ya don't waste your time/money. I can't believe it's still around after all these years. I was robert once Pure waste of $$

[Dwoon]

But the strange thing is......heard that MI is putting this thing into their STi cars.

 

Now I'm wondering.... if it really doesn't work, why would MI pay to have these put inside.... Is there something here that we don't know?

 

Could it be like the petrol grade argument..... some don't feel any diff between 95 vs 98RON, whereas for cars tuned for higher output .... will definitely feel the diff upon using higher grade fuel.

Edited June 28, 2007 by Dwoon

[Scaglietti]

Are you sure? I really doubt the effectiveness of this product.

 

OT...Anyway, performance cars are tuned to use RON98, can't use RON95, otherwise knocking will set in and the ECU will retard the ignition to prevent knocking and thus, loss of power.

 

BC

[Dwoon]

Well.... the fella from the company selling this told me about MI buying and installing it into their STis. He is driving a WRX...........

 

He even challenged me to go find out from MI if I didn't believe him. I don't think this is a lie, else it'll be easiest thing to find out.

[Genie47]

People at MI should get their heads examined. These catalysts can't change the petrol RON ratings at all. It is already proven not to work.

[Scaglietti]

These are 2 of the claims of Broquet:

Fuel Savings (Up to 30%)

Reduced Exhaust Emissions (Up to 90%)

 

If this is so easy, car companies do not have to crack their brains to meet the tough emission requirements and fuel saving requirements.

 

If it is true that MI is installing Broquet in the STi... I am beginning to wonder if the people in MI has any "affiliation" with the people selling Broquet...

 

BC

Edited June 28, 2007 by Scaglietti

[Calvin53]

dun waste money on the intank.. i got both in tank and in line. in line improve pick up a little

[Hiphiphoray]

I got a broquet-60 still sticking btw my car's fuel lines. Cost me $500++.

 

No improvement to nothing what-so-ever. Only lighten my wallet.

Edited June 28, 2007 by Hiphiphoray

[Picanto]

i think after reading the posts here, most of us will be more skeptical about this type of thing.

 

of course, if you are the type who have loads of $$ to burn, then no harm installing it.

[Hoppe]

yeah...not worth the money.

[Dynaway]

People at MI should get their heads examined. These catalysts can't change the petrol RON ratings at all. It is already proven not to work.

 

can show me the prove????

[Genie47]

Check this page:

 

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

 

If want a good example, take mine. $3.5k investment, ROI in 8-9mths. Can anyone beat this?

 

If anyone wants to save fuel costs, use a completely different fuel that is cheaper.