SUCCESS FUEL is an innovative product designed to improve fuel efficiency and protect the engine, components and assemblies.

The inductor is intended for use in internal combustion engines running on petrol, diesel fuel or liquefied petroleum gas.

• More efficient fuel combustion.
• Reduced fuel consumption.
• Increased engine power and torque.
• Reduced carbon build-up and deposits on spark plugs, cylinders, pistons and other components.
• Reduced wear on engine parts.
• Stable engine operation.
• Reduced harmful emissions.

Step 1. Shake the bottle before use.

Step 2. Measure the required amount of catalyst according to the instructions on the packaging.

Step 3. Add the catalyst directly through the fuel tank filler neck or into the filling nozzle before refuelling.

Recommended dosage: 1 ml per 30–50 litres of fuel, depending on the fuel grade and quality in your country.

Fuel savings of 15% to 30%+.

Longer engine and consumable service life.

This reduces maintenance costs for internal combustion engines in cars, trucks, buses, construction and agricultural machinery, generators, boats, yachts and other equipment.

• Potential fuel cost savings when switching from higher-octane to lower-octane fuel.
• Increased engine power.
• Reduced engine knocking.
• Savings on routine oil changes.
• Removal of carbon deposits and restoration of piston ring movement with regular use.
• Reduced wear on cylinders and pistons.
• Reduced abrasive deposits during fuel combustion and improved piston ring sliding.
• Longer service life of the catalytic converter and oxygen sensors, with cleaning and restoration of their functionality when using activated fuel.

Care for the environment through reduced harmful emissions and more efficient fuel combustion.

30 ml bottle.

To assess the results of using Success Fuel objectively in cars, trucks and buses, measure fuel consumption before and after starting use.

Route and traffic. Compare trips on similar roads with comparable traffic conditions.

Speed and load. Maintain your usual driving style, speed and vehicle load.

External factors. Account for weather, tyre pressure, headwinds or tailwinds, open or closed windows, road gradient, engine warm-up and air conditioning.