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Originally Posted by Old Mechanic
If it was advertised in Popular Science, and it actually worked, then there would be at least 100,000 of them built over the years. Haven't seen one working in the last 4 decades.
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Mech
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Keep in mind that ambition isn't that easy to come by either.
No sarcasm intended, but most people are interested in 1 hour or less modifying. Anything that requires lots of time and fabrication is usually ignored.
The idea behind them is to render the gas into a true gas state rather than the equivalent of what you get from a simple spray.
I think we can agree that gas fumes is far more explosive than the liquid.