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RandomFact314 · 05-07-2009, 11:23 PM

Ok, I know that a modern engine supposedly is very efficient and does not need acetone at all but I figured, why not try? So I don't have the final results yet but I do have a few comment: Iv heard you are suppose to get way better acceleration, I do not notice any changes in performance at all. Also it seems my MPG is actually going down a little (if that makes any since at all) but I have not gone far enough to really put any good accurate results, however I will be posting the results in about 6 days. Tell me what your thinking about all of this so far... I think I will have gotten better results from the no-ethinol gas (which gave me about 1.3-1.5 more MPG)

05-07-2009, 11:23 PM	#1 (permalink)
RandomFact314 My Goal: 35 MPG All City Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: South Carolina Posts: 616 The Neon - '00 Neon 90 day: 25.38 mpg (US) G/F's Car - Kyan - '01 Rio 90 day: 23.94 mpg (US) The Accord - '97 Accord LX 90 day: 22.41 mpg (US) Lizzy (all city) - '88 CRX Si House of Tudor 90 day: 31.92 mpg (US) Thanks: 20 Thanked 14 Times in 13 Posts	Acetone in 2000 Dodge Neon Ok, I know that a modern engine supposedly is very efficient and does not need acetone at all but I figured, why not try? So I don't have the final results yet but I do have a few comment: Iv heard you are suppose to get way better acceleration, I do not notice any changes in performance at all. Also it seems my MPG is actually going down a little (if that makes any since at all) but I have not gone far enough to really put any good accurate results, however I will be posting the results in about 6 days. Tell me what your thinking about all of this so far... I think I will have gotten better results from the no-ethinol gas (which gave me about 1.3-1.5 more MPG) (Support Ecomodder.com & get rid of these annoying ads!)