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July 4th 08, 06:18 PM
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Anybody heard of or used a "Broquet"?
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July 5th 08, 09:47 AM
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Anybody heard of or used a "Broquet"?
John wrote:
What do the guru's reckon to this - snake oil or genuine? 100% snake oil. This subject used to pop up regularly on uk.rec.cars.classic. Same as Fuel Cat, Carbonflo, etc. Lots of old cars can run on unleaded fuel for ages without suffering damage, which is why the few devotees of these products were so convinced they were working.
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July 5th 08, 10:49 AM
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Anybody heard of or used a "Broquet"?
Willy Eckerslyke wrote:
John wrote: What do the guru's reckon to this - snake oil or genuine? 100% snake oil. This subject used to pop up regularly on uk.rec.cars.classic. Same as Fuel Cat, Carbonflo, etc. Lots of old cars can run on unleaded fuel for ages without suffering damage, which is why the few devotees of these products were so convinced they were working. Cheers Willy - thought as much  )
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July 6th 08, 04:36 PM
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Anybody heard of or used a "Broquet"?
"Willy Eckerslyke" wrote in message ... John wrote: What do the guru's reckon to this - snake oil or genuine? 100% snake oil. This subject used to pop up regularly on uk.rec.cars.classic. Same as Fuel Cat, Carbonflo, etc. Lots of old cars can run on unleaded fuel for ages without suffering damage, which is why the few devotees of these products were so convinced they were working. Ah, but it was the Russians that invented it. To put in Spitfires. Or something.
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July 6th 08, 09:24 PM
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Anybody heard of or used a "Broquet"?
In message , John
writes What do the guru's reckon to this - snake oil or genuine? http://www.broquet.com/ Extra virgin cold pressed rattler lube.. -- Clint Sharp
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July 6th 08, 10:03 PM
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Anybody heard of or used a "Broquet"?
Willy Eckerslyke wrote:
John wrote: What do the guru's reckon to this - snake oil or genuine? 100% snake oil. This subject used to pop up regularly on uk.rec.cars.classic. Same as Fuel Cat, Carbonflo, etc. Lots of old cars can run on unleaded fuel for ages without suffering damage, which is why the few devotees of these products were so convinced they were working. See also magnets in water pipes to reduce scaling and those ludicrous electronic gizmos. I live in one of the hardest water areas in the UK. We don't have a water softener or any of those magnet things. There's no scaling in the pipes because the hot water temperature is kept low enough to avoid scaling. Hence if I fit one of those devices with no control I could end up convinced it's doing something when it's not. Someone fitted on of those devices at a factory where I worked and stopped using the water softener. He caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to the high temperature devices (autoclaves and high temperature wash systems) where scaling is an issue. Someone, somewhere is always ready to buy snake oil.
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