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Originally Posted by Peter7307
961 , sorry but more than a little suspect.
The values for the relative energy contained are:
Acetone ... 29,000 KiloJoules per Kg.
Gasoline .... 47,300 kJ/kg.
So adding acetone actually decreases the energy available which is NOT going to give you an increase in MPG.
Pete.
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He isn't counting how much acetone he put in, just how much gas. If I put in 5 gallons of acetone, and 5 gallons of gas my fuel mileage would report being able to drive like I had driven on about 7.5 gallons of gas but only counting 5 gallons.
Also judging on what I saw of his guage, 2-3 gallons were used, (way past full, down to full) which tells me he either cut off the fuel, or filled up just before filming the fill up during a break in his filming.