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AJ, don't let em get you down. We'll just be the ones getting better performance, cleaner burn, and better mileage. It's all ours..... don't share it with the skeptics......
Ive recently been looking into doing a propane conversion. anybody ever tried it. propane is around 2.89 a gal. conversion price for a fuel injected vehicle is 1200-1800 bucks. a carberated version for several hundred. anyone ever run a propane rig?
As others have already said, it's a scam. Just my opinion but I'd bet my life on it. Coast hunter, somebody really got you sucked into this one! I wonder...you keep mentioning about how it improved your gas mileage, but you don't say how much? Have you actually checked your gas mileage, or do you just go by approximately how many miles you get out of a tank of gas? Give us some numbers. What was your mpg's before, and what is it now, after using this magical stuff?
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If you really want to test this stuff, you need to learn how to calculate your miles per gallon. It's not hard. When you fill up, divide the number of miles by the number of gallons. You need to do this more than once. It's best to take an average over a couple of months time for it to really mean anything. So do this with your Jeep without using your magic chemical stuff for a while. Then use the magic stuff for a couple months and come up with an average again. After all that testing come back here and give us your numbers. I doubt they'll be any different. With a V8 in a Jeep I'd guess you'll be getting about 15 miles per gallon, with or without the expensive liquid additive.