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Originally Posted by ChazInMT
Stovie....you messin or are you serious???? I only ask cause it seems like you've been I hanging around a long time, and by now should know that driving habits, trip routes, wind, temperature, tire pressure, air conditioning, and golly knows what else mechanically with your rig can all combine to make 18% differences easily. Not to mention the acetone may have perhaps helped clear a wonky fuel injector or something. (OK, technically, I might have mentioned it sorta when I didn't mention it right there) My Honda Civic has gotten anywhere between 26 and 43 MPG over its life with me (40% Difference by your maths).
Aaannnny way, just wanted to put that out there lest someone think that a simple single tweek in the fuel could get us all 18% better mileage.
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I'm serious!! I've done a lot of stuff to test it out, and I can gaurentee it was the acetone!! I'd use around 4.5 ounces in my tank. I looked into it before and found out that there's usually about a one ounce of leniency in how much you use! If you use too little it does nothing, if you use too much it drops fuel economy!!