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#42885 03/15/2004 8:59 PM | Joined: May 2003 Posts: 224 Wrench Fetcher | | Wrench Fetcher Joined: May 2003 Posts: 224 | i was talking to my uncle the other day and he told me of myth that he beleive to be true. that some guy developed a way to get up to 100 miles a gallon gas milage on any vehicle. the government found out what he was doing and since then, hes never been heard of.
i didnt believe him til he pulled out the plans of how to do it that the man had posted shortly on his website before it became unaccessible. the man said it was fairly simple and any good mechanic could fabricate the system itself.
i didnt see the plans that long that my uncle had, but it was something about recycling the exahust and using it to prevaporize the gasoline in the fuel line BEFORE it went through the carbuerator, and then repeting the process over and over. making the gas last longer and more efficient.
Anyone heard of this? is my uncle loco or what? love to find out if its true or not. 2.00/gal. for gas is killing me. | | |
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