mythbusters testing gas savers
it was on tonight!
they tested the magnets, hydrogen fuel cell, asatone in gas, pure hydrogen, a super carborator, and vegie oil. u got to watch it for the data. some one should show them this site. and all the ideas they didnt test like the pvc catch can and increesed air in tires. i told matt to watch it but he didnt get the IM. |
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at least freaking share the
at least freaking share the results.
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I only got the last bit.
I only got the last bit. They were trying to run a car off straight hydrogen/water from plans they found on the net (hydrostar?). That didn't work(duh). They then ran the engine off a big cylinder of compressed hydrogen which kept it running but resulted in an impressive fireball/backfire. They did say magnets did nothing, acetone did nothing and the 'supercarb' did nothing. Not sure which/what type of carburetor they tested. Basically the only thing they tested that worked was WVO in a MB diesel. I would guess it will be on again. If I know when I'll try and post ahead of time. If anyone could provide more details I'd appreciate it.
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Dangit
Dangit! I watch it every Wednesday night, and last night, I worked instead -- moral of the story: TV first, Work later...
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from pes_acetone
"Caught an
from pes_acetone
"Caught an episode of myth busters a couple days ago. They were trying all the fuel saving gadgets. They used acetone, at a ratio of about 100:1. They said the car got worse mileage with acetone. That certainly is correct, at that ratio!" the correct ratio is 466.666 to one 3oz to 1280oz (3oz to 10 gallons) |
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cognitive dissonance. |
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Acetone this, acetone that. The only thing proven about acetone is it kills your fuel system. |
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Additives. Guilty until proven innocent. This is pretty much how I feel, except Compaq used a much more explicit way of expressing it. :p |
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