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Originally Posted by racprops
YET We did get a Toyota to get a reading of 73 MPG and a Hundia to 76 MPG.
The Toyota was not retest as the owner left for his home state, and the next day called to complain that he had driven from Phoenix to Flagstaff (UP HILL) and ONLY got 56MPG...
The Hunday idle motor was stuck the next day and after repairs the owner left for Cal. and tried to do his own tuning and messed things up.
These two events haunt me to this day.
Rich
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Originally Posted by racprops
OH FYI I HAVE seen a Toyota and Hyundai get over 60MPG on HHO.
And we did the full test, 100 miles: 50 Miles one way and then back same day full tank.
Rich
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So can we assume are the same events? You concluded that a 100 mile round trip testing was good evidence? Why not make the claim over 70mpg initially if that is what was found in the supporting cases? Do you think that the reason for mixed results might have been unrepeatable conditions, and tank fill errors when only 2 of 14 experiments "seemed" to have produced a result?
Edit: Read this before posting further if you want to know what we here at ecomodder expect from testing criteria.
http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...ery-11445.html