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I have tested this for more than a yr. I drive 320 miles almost every week since my work location is in Maryland but my house is in Richmond, VA. I logged my OBDII data using CarChip and wrote software to recreate the fuel map. The data showed no change in the AFR. That confirms less air means less fuel. Less fuel meant less engine power ... and I noticed that also. Hydroxy injection got some of that power back up to about 2200 RPM. I have been testing Hydroxy boosters since Aug 2008.
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