luvmytruk

Hey Ken,

Thanks for asking. The Fitch Fuel Catalyst is working exactly as the company said it would. I am very pleased with it to this point and have not noticed anything bad about it past the initial installation. The installation was a nightmare because the instructions are too vague. I would have been better off not having any instructions. Another member here sent me pictures of his install and that is how I figured out how to do mine. The hardest part was figuring out where to mount it as space is at a premium under my hood. Beyond that, I could install them all day now. It retrospect it was easy.

For full details on the performance of the Fitch you can view the blog I have started here on this forum or my personal blog which has a few other articles or thoughts on fuel economy in general.

Yes it was just a matter of removing the metal shield. It made a huge difference in the amount of light that shines. Perfect.

Glad you liked it and yeah, a tank could probably run over it. I went with fat mat rattle trap because the main dude at the very high end stereo shop where I bought some of my equipment said I wouldn't notice a difference between brands. I bought a 100 sf roll on ebay for around $150, including shipping. Installation really wasn't that bad. You have to commit to stripping everything out before you start and I had mine completely stripped in a couple of hours and the deadener laid out in a few more. If you don't waiste any time you could do the whole thing in a day. Some guys put down two layers but I only went with one. Hope that was helpful.

Nope. I left the wires exposed in case I needed them later on, that's all.

front set to the highest 2.5", no diff (2wd) and the AAL rides just like stock.... just make sure you get a long AAL like Wheels Off Road (what I have) they ride smoother

I used eDead from Elemental Designs, it's much less expensive than the Dynomat. You may want to check out RAAMmat from RAAMaudio.com. The owner will help you order just enough to do your project so you're not sitting on piles of it afterwards.