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JRMichler · 11-24-2012, 10:34 PM

Rusty, you are up against the fact that most people on this site KNOW that the GEET reactor is bogus. However, what is common knowledge is sometimes wrong. If you feel that the GEET reactor, or a similar fuel conditioning system, will get better gas mileage, then build one.

This is, after all, EcoMODDER.com. The GEET reactor is certainly simple enough that any normal person can build one. The patent has all the necessary information.

We would be happy to help with details, such as materials and techniques to stand up to the temperatures and pressures. We ask only that you tell us what you are doing and test it according to the procedures in this thread: http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...ery-11445.html. Then report the results, whether good or bad.

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