Someone try this and let us know how it works

http://www.pureenergysystems.com/new...00069_Acetone/

 

ummmm...no thanks ill pass!

-sean

 

Hmm.. Interesting.. I wonder why gas companies just put acetones in there fuel tank to begin with..

 

uhmm i wonder if i could try this on another car...someone rent a car and put this in there ^_^

 

I've never used acetone, but I have used Toluene to increase octane when I had my 96 Maxima. One gallon of Toluene mixed with 4 gallons of 92 octane pushed overall octane into the 97 range which was pretty ideal for my Maxima's JWT ECU programming.

 

gas companies wouldnt do it if it worked cause they would sell less gas

 

ok try this....go to an open field....put some clorox in a syringe, put the clorox into a small container (pref plastic) of gasoline and stay the hell back....

 

I heard acetone makes your car shinier when mixed with wax. Someone should try it.

 

Anyone got an old car they can try this on?

 

I read quite a bit, including the link to "skeptics" reports... Like most of these types of issues there will always be reports pro and con.

I will not be trying it - but it would make an interesting episode on Myth Busters.

 

Supposedly, putting a quart of tranny fluid into your tank makes for a good fuel injector cleaner, too.

I'm too tired to google, so if somebody could do it for me and post their findings, that would be greeeeeaaaaaat, mkay?

 

wait didnt mythbusters do this already...or did they add something else to the fuel... they tested that magnet thing to rearrange fuel molecules...haha blah... i got to type that into discovery channel

 

LMAO nice...

I just bought a can of Acetone last week to clean the overspray off my wifes driverside mirror after it came from body shop

I may try this in my winter beater ...after all winter is over in a month & im selling it anyway

 

yes, mythbusters did this and there was no significant change.

 

thnx

i just googles mythbusters + acetone

guess i wont waste my time


anyone need acetone?