I can't possibly be assuring you that it will help, cause I am not selling the product either. But just that as to me, it works on whatever car I tested, be it my 16 years old kembara, to 5 years old City/Civic/Merc. And IMHO, RM35 is not too much hurt to try?

And also IMHO, engine flushing wise... Use Lambda Primer Set will yield better result and more economical.

Count me in

cc Quazacolt

This post has been edited by ZeroSP: Jul 4 2014, 11:16 AM

I always pump Caltex fuel, and yes... It still make a difference.

Caltex + concentrate or Primax + concentrate yields best as far as I tested.

I just went yesterday night, so I would say no. (Unless they stocked up this morning)

USJ branch does have stock.

Ok thank you. Time for my chance tonight.

Oh, when I get there only left 1 carton + 5 on the shelf.

So I sapu that carton + 4.

Well too bad some people still think that Techron is some marketing gimmick without doing their research.

There is a reason why Obama's Limo pump only Caltex during his visit in MY.

Lol no la... since now RM35, why as well just stock it up a little, I have some numbers of old cars at home running.

Wow... you managed to get the BMW re-labelled version.

This post has been edited by ZeroSP: Jul 9 2014, 02:11 AM

Let's just say our RM is crap.

Ya, do a image googling yield so.

Just tested on my mom's 3 years old C200 CGI, the low end before the turbo boost came in just become so much more "willing" and drivable.

Yes. Often, people wanted to feel huge difference to judge whether a thing works a single bit. What they don't see is, they are actually preventing the carbon build up in the first place.

Same theory to VTEC, Turbocharger alike (aka must feel the VTEC kick in, must feel the turbo lag then sudden boost baru syok), if too smooth then complain not working lol but actually it is more efficient.

If you buy into whatever they market, just follow your heart. For me, I know Techron is proven and patented, and happened so my car works best on that, followed by BHP and Primax.

And because Techron is by Chevron, and Chevron fuel is kind of premium grade and also premium pricing in USA.

This post has been edited by ZeroSP: Jul 10 2014, 07:23 PM

Lol that fella is me. I purposely left 1 bottle on shelf.

No not selling, for own use. Assuming 10K mileage per bottle, it will be quite fast finish with a few cars around. And it is going to be expensive later on, so just stock it up.

No, unless you can find the Techron Diesel version, which we don't have it in Malaysia yet.

Luckily you stocked it up.

Lol this thread necro-ed by me right after I got my first bottle.


P/S: Check out those idiots comment at Paultan TCP post... Totally non-sense. Saying that TCP does not work because it does not give additional 10HP, or saying that just rev the engine kao kao every month will clear off any deposits. So to say BMW = Idiot, according to them since BMW repacked this.

This post has been edited by ZeroSP: Jul 15 2014, 02:38 AM

That's true... This TCP is like a "bread and butter" proven stuff over many countries. Ok leave the USA alone since it is originated from there, and from Chevron which sells premium fuel in the states.

I first came across this and google up review last time when I send my mom's old BMW to service, since BMW rebottled them and uses them also.

Pour into fuel tank > Refuel

Yea, you don't need a magic spell to activate it.

Merc fuel tank is slightly larger, so maybe a 2nd treatment would be good.

You can actually read up the reviews internationally.