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why thank you jdub :)

i remember IJ's stuff sadly the thread is gone, i was looking forward to more on that. i will have to look at John Reeds though

sorry randy i am not trying to knock your great craftsmanship BTW i was just wondering why i had no issues using the same exhaust parts

i didn't know this and had no problem with a Trust DP and the coolezee test pipe from my MA70 i have an old HKS Sport Cat back

thanks jdub for the info and figgie they talk about breaking the surface tension of the fuel or gas not that the acetone it self is what is causing it to be better but help in better using or more efficiently using the gas you have in your tank. ninja edit: Jdub the alcohol being an oxygenate...

Well they are wrong about Alcohol but right at the same time, different alcohols different effects, there are even Alcohols and part of the gas. If you check out the other link i put up a page or two ago, You can see what they do to increase octane numbers and it's not exactly alcohols...

Lam your still here :) i thought you disappeared off the face of the planet work on that engine bay man :)

Quebec you are lucky to get your car out of here lol Crazy destruction, if the salt does not get you the roads and horrible pot holes will. my guess is the car came from somewhere west of here also i like bgrieger's explanation I think the bigger question is where else is there Rust...

I hope some people can test this out, Zazzan the point of using it is that is breaks the surface tension of the Gas. That in theory could actually help. anyway i don't have a car to test it with unfortunately so i hope we get a few people giving this a try. I have a friend of mine who might be...

it's not playing near my home :( looks like i am going to have to down load it :(

Dents, the Squeaky hatch, Leaky Targa, Ripped seats, and a car that is way to low for the roads here in Quebec

i think the rims are TE37's too :love:

you don't have to use it on your supra, many people here have other cars in there family that they might want to give it a try on I would be curious of what it would do with the supra but i am tapped out so i don't really want to brake anything at the moment...lol I'm Just Curious if the...

it's not about race gas but that is an interesting idea, it was just an interesting thing about extending your milage between fill ups. we are all wondering the adverse effects of adding Acetone to the fuel and what it will do or does. Some people are already doing this claiming good results...

someone mentioned the whole Gas thing and companies would say so you purchase there gas I have heard that Texaco had a much better gas and here is what that site had to say The Trick is it does not say what the additives are here. i am still seaching to see if it included acetone or not...

really? even at the mixtures they explain 3.4oz to every 10 gal what Octane where you using?

check out section 6 some very interesting stuff on Octane ratings and Knocking and what is really happening

5.13 What are "carbonyl" compounds? Carbonyls are produced in large amounts under lean operating conditions, especially when oxygenated fuels are used. Most carbonyls are toxic, and the carboxylic acids can corrode metals. The emission of carbonyls can be controlled by combustion...

Well it does make you wonder, Maybe the concentration of the acetone makes the gas to Volatile. Or for some fuels it causes other parts of the fuel to break down. This is all speculation, it would be good if you could do an analisys of what exactly is happening. I found this info oh a...

i found the car they Blew up :biglaugh: