Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

You can certainly understand our dilemma on the side of the forum administration. We get people signing up daily for the sole purpose of trying to get free advertising for their additives and devices, and 99% of the stuff out there does not work.

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

"99% of the stuff out there does not work." I agree. I was aware of (some of?) these when I first started "playing" with this "smelly" gasoline ... in the early '70s of the last century! One thing led to another (I'm stubborn as hello, too) with the gas chemistry changes... I was just adding more hydrocarbon chemistry to it. No oxygen, no nitrogen, no sulphates. These guys can be bad news. Lots of "failures"; some small improvements... these weren't worth pursuing.

When I finally found a working compound, I still had to 1) find a ceiling, 2) look out for harmful effects, and 3) check for legality of this approach; catalytic converters were chemical reactors, too. EPA was watching, always watching....

When I began feeling comfortable with this change I started selling the technology package to those who responded to my ads. This was the easy part! The concept does improve gasoline mileage... by changing the torque curve's shape & amplitude. Torque is an unappreciated parameter; HP is the popular term ... but HP is torque per unit time (RPM).

At any rate, changing gasoline chemistry is like changing tires or shapes or oils. The less known about gasoline, the better the CARtel likes it.

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

Would someone on this list volunteer to try out Gasalene's product if he were to send some test samples for free?

Because there is no way in Hell I'm going to be the guinea pig!

Gasalene, how about it?

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

My vehicle is setup so I would know almost instantly. I regularly monitor my fuel trim with my scangauge, so if my fuel trim instantly goes south, I know it doesn't work. Unfortunately I just put a set of new LRR tires on last week, and with as little as I drive, it will probably take me at least a month to get them properly broken in. Even if I dumped a placebo into my tank, the mileage will get progressively better as the tires break in.

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

Hi, Jay -

I am not ignoring you; my A**hole of a server keeps "pulling my plug" and wiping me out!
Sorry; I'll keep trying.

Ted Hart / CHEMbustion

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

Sample? Of a concept? How?

-Ted Hart / CHEMbustion

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

Please close your wallet; contact with my email addy will provide you with more info before you decide to purchase my concept / technology package. I would not put anything in my gas tank based on the info I have posted.
[ chembustion at yahoo dot com ] ... is there another way to safely do this?

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

I'm between a rock & a hard place ; How do I tell someone who is knowledgeable about "$nake oils" and their effect$ ...without seeming like another spammer?

I have more info to send (email or snailmail) which will help you to decide upon sending for this package. I am at [ chembustion at yahoo dot com ].

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

You stated in the first post that So you used these mysterious substances and implemented your idea.

All I'm asking is that you send a sample of what you used to one of the members here to try out.

P.S. I can be bought at a price. :)

Re: Chemically modify the gasoline.
 

Ah! If only it were that simple! Here I am, changing the gasoline chemistry (to impede the flame front velocity a bit) and you want a sample of "this substance"? So you can ...?
"Try out"? I fail to see your reasoning... If member A gets a big improvement, what does (s)he do with this info? Proclaim to the rest of the group (s)he approves of these "claims" (which I have carefully avoided making)? I see... credibility is the name of this game. But, the concept once gone, means I have lost it because the initial investment is not there. You see, "free" is also "throw away". If you have invested in something, you tend to protect this investment.
My entire aim is to fight back against the great gas pump gouge with a concept which stretches the interval between pumpings. I just happened to hit on a substance which altered the chain-of-events in the air-fuel-ignition sequence.
Prior to computerized ignition systems (points & capacitor days), I had to power time for optimum efficiency; this was a fixed system. Not very flexible; ie, it was compromising. With the introduction of the oxygen sensor, I now had the perfect system ... always power timing. OBD-ll saved the day!
Hint: Take a chance & try it out. Then, you can offer your endorsement ... or not.
Can you see my dilemma? There are other <gassavers...> members here which were on yesteryears <MPGResearch>. They took a chance - you can ask them about their approvals. A sample is not what this is about; a conceptual change in chemistry is ....
Ted Hart ( a ScanGauge ll supporter)