I have been testing acetone in two different vehicles.
3 oz. per 10 gallons.
Both are running smoother and stronger.
The one with a computer has NOT had a measurable increase OR decrease in MPG.
The one with a carburetor (and no computer) has been getting 10% better mpg.
I just read this article-
Article:Truth About Acetone and Ethanol - PESWiki
So now I will either adjust the computer, or create a small exhaust leak and continue testing.
It looks like it may be good to test at a higher acetone ratio also.
Any thoughts on if this may damage components of the engine or fuel system?
3 oz. per 10 gallons.
Both are running smoother and stronger.
The one with a computer has NOT had a measurable increase OR decrease in MPG.
The one with a carburetor (and no computer) has been getting 10% better mpg.
I just read this article-
Article:Truth About Acetone and Ethanol - PESWiki
So now I will either adjust the computer, or create a small exhaust leak and continue testing.
It looks like it may be good to test at a higher acetone ratio also.
Any thoughts on if this may damage components of the engine or fuel system?