How can I reduce exhaust soot?

[jfm]

Re: thanks. One more Q

Depsol thanks for the further detail.

Plse can you clarify your statement "Obviously I have a connection with it as in my line of work when you come
across a product this good you'd be stupid not to get involved further"? Do you work for Soltron or otherwise benefit commercially from Soltron sales?

JFM

 

[DepSol]

Re: thanks. One more Q

I do not Work for Soltron as I have my own company. I get involved with fuel problems and cure re-occuring ailments such as cladosporium resinae, bad storage and dirty fuel to name but a few. Cleaner fuel means cleaner running= better economy. Much money can be saved by a little prearation and investigation.

Do you have any problems with fuel storage I may help you with. My father in law stocks Soltron in his shop and I have found that it is a fantastic product and has helped many people. It has been a quick solution to half the problems I deal with.

Hope this helps answer your question as I am making no money from you buying some. Just one boater hekping others.

 

[jfm]

Re: thanks Depsol

Thanks. I'll give it a try (in boat, car and central heating, lawnmower, though praps not all at once) and see what happens. Thanks for the info

One last question, is it mainly aimed at diesel or wd you also recommend it for petrol cars, including (very) high performance stuff?

JFM

 

[DepSol]

Re: thanks Depsol

It is mostly seen as a diesel 'additive' however, I know people who use premium petrol with Soltron in high performance vehicles as it is cheaper than paying for Super. No knocking or pinking side effects either.

A couple of people who hold hill climb records have used it to their advantage also. I use it in my petrol car, petrol m/cycle (2stroke) and diesel boat.

It certainly makes the 125 more responsive and accelerates a little faster and smoother too.