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Originally Posted by GoldCrazy2
While fuel mileage has gone up to some degree it hasn't really been all that significant. Not when it is possible to get around 200 mpg. See Eagle-Research"s "Why 200 MPG is Possible".
We all know that gasoline is composed of multiple fuels from 1 hydrocarbon in the chain up to xxx hydrocarbons in the chain. The problem with truely vaporizing gas is vapor lock. Cracking gas to the 1 hydrocarbon gas give you a 10:1 exchange. But that fuel is inefficient in a low compression engine.
I did once get my old style Pontiac Bonneville up to 13 MGP using a fish tank bubbler in a jug of water/alcohol mix.
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Kind of a threadjack, dude. And there are lots of great reasons why that "200 mpg kit" isn't already in every car.