3C Vortex Gasoline Induction Cleaning System

The 3C Vortex Gasoline Induction Cleaning System is a multi-patented tool designed to safely and effectively deliver the 3C chemicals to the induction system of modern gasoline engines. This tool is designed, engineered and manufactured in The Unites States of America.

The 3C Vortex Gasoline Induction Cleaning System is the next generation of induction cleaning systems. Don’t let it’s simple design fool you, there is over 10 years of extensive research and development behind the chemicals and Vortex Applicator. The heart of the tool is the patented Vortex atomizer which completely atomizes the chemical allowing it to pass through the induction system without puddling. Once it's delivered into the induction, the chemical itself is designed to be carried to the carbon deposit by the moving air column flow, raining chemical onto the carbon sites. Vaporized chemicals will not remove carbon. The carbon site must be thoroughly saturated with chemical. You can see this process in action in our videos which show the effectiveness of the 3C Vortex at delivering the chemical deep into the induction system where carbon accumulates.

The molecular bonds of the carbon are dissolved through a 3 step chemical layering process as you deliver Chemicals A, B and C to the engine. The solubilized carbon is flushed into the cylinder to be burned.

3C Chemicals are the only product on the market which contain an engine-safe accelerant which ensures that all the carbon is burned in the combustion chamber. No carbon is redeposited on the turbocharger turbine wheels or in the exhaust. This also eliminates fouled spark plugs. These chemicals will clean the intake valves and ports, fuel injectors, piston tops, rings and the combustion chambers.

The 3C Chemicals are engineered to be safe for exhaust systems and catalytic converters. They contain no kerosene or other chemicals which are harmful to catalytic converters.

The 3C Vortex applicator is simple to use. Simply connect the 3C Vortex to a central vacuum port, run the chemicals, and take the car for a quick drive.