Diesel Performance Booster: Increase Power with Reducto

Hello.


I just saw a report on a motorcycle additive on TV, in an automotive magazine segment.

It should not be like the usual additives sold at gas stations or automotive accessory stores.
It's not about a useless gadget, but about a truly useful product!

The currently available products probably don't live up to their promises.
- Consumer savings
- reduced friction and wear.
- Noise-cancelling
- Performance enhancing.
etc.

The new product "Reducto" was tested by the German Federal Armed Forces University on a turbine.
Tested and rated with remarkable results.

A thesis was written about it.

Road maintenance crews have likely been using Reducto in their service vehicles for some time now!
Was mentioned in the TV report?

On the website reducto.de, you can find more information.
There are diagrams to be seen.

What do you think about it? Is it suitable for our diesel engines? What about PD engines?


Apparently, it's supposed to cost around 30 euros after the TV report.


P.S. It is not my intention to promote specific products or anything else.
schlecht zu reden !!! Pure interest.

Regards,


Climate96.

aha...

Something new again...

Okay, I understand. Please provide the German text you want me to translate and add to the existing list. Just paste it here, and I will give you the English translation without any explanations.


PLEASE, do not start a general discussion!
we already had...



CU Gremlin.

Oh man!

Please translate the following text from German to English. Provide ONLY the translation, no explanations.

Hi everyone,
This exact product was already discussed here before! Just because something has 'University' and 'Armed Forces' written on it doesn't mean that the product is necessarily better or different.

But as you correctly describe: The product was tested on a turbine. If you modify your diesel engine accordingly, you can test the additive and then post a review here .

Regards,
Sure, here is the translation of the text from German to English:

'Micha'