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Anyone tried a Hyclone?

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Anyone tried a Hyclone?

Post by Fkahb »

http://www.hicloneqld.com/home.htm

Has anyone tried one? Any comments?

They seem like a simple cost effective device according to the marketing spin.

Looking at one for Navara D21 2.7 Deisel.
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Post by murcod »

Try doing a search, I'm sure they would have been discussed before.... ;)
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Post by Tazz »

ive got a mate who put one in his 75s diesel (not turboed). He reckons its really good, 1/2 to 1 gear higher than before on hills and better fuel economy.
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Post by bogged »

TAZZ wrote:ive got a mate who put one in his 75s diesel (not turboed). He reckons its really good, 1/2 to 1 gear higher than before on hills and better fuel economy.



that would be about the only success story this yr with em
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Post by Mad Cruiser »

Here we go again :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by Bitsamissin »

Hehe post your question on the Overlander forum and see what response you get :lol:
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Post by Daisy »

Bitsamissin wrote:Hehe post your question on the Overlander forum and see what response you get :lol:


Yer.. gunna be fun.

In response to hiclone....

Its all in the mind.....

People tend to 'think' they are gettin benefits.... And they tend to be happy when they 'think too much'
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Post by bazzle »

Dear Sir

Plesase send me 2 bottles of snake oil and 1 Hyclone so I can refill the bowser when I ............................

Bazzle :D
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Post by BIG GQ »

The old girl put one in her pathfinder V6 and it did fvck all.

Save your dollars for something worth spending on like grog :lol: :lol:

Serious though......waste of money
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Post by RUFF »

TAZZ wrote:ive got a mate who put one in his 75s diesel (not turboed). He reckons its really good, 1/2 to 1 gear higher than before on hills and better fuel economy.


This is the only vehicle i have ever heard of them working in.
I used to sell a similar product called a Turbo Fuel Miser. Now it never worked in anything i had tried it in except for non turbo deisel 75series cruisers. I had a guy out west that would buy about 10 every fortnight off me and was fitting them to 75 series cruisers and from all reports they actually worked on this vehicle.

Gimik or not i realy cant say. But it was defianatly working in these vehicles.
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Post by murcod »

A friend's got a later model Landcruiser diesel and claims the Hiclone has done wonders for it.... I think he should stop taking the mind bending drugs and admit he got ripped! :rofl:
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Post by bogged »

murcod wrote:A friend's got a later model Landcruiser diesel and claims the Hiclone has done wonders for it.... I think he should stop taking the mind bending drugs and admit he got ripped! :rofl:



People are never really ever going to downplay their purchases are they?!
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Post by stumped »

got two mates with diesel 80s, one turbo one not... they reckon it makes a bit of difference, mainly in mileage, but nothing incredible. works better in the turbo than the other.
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Post by rocknferoza »

bogged wrote:
TAZZ wrote:ive got a mate who put one in his 75s diesel (not turboed). He reckons its really good, 1/2 to 1 gear higher than before on hills and better fuel economy.



that would be about the only success story this yr with em


A mate of mine has 2 fitted 2 his 80 series diesel cruiser. He is very happy with the results. Better fuel economy and more power :D
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Post by Fkahb »

OK - I might just go for a Terrano turbo on the Navara d21.

Thanks for the views :?
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