the_Czech asked:


I’ve heard that alum-alloy wheels give you better gas mileage than steel because they’re lighter. Makes sense, but I’m wondering if anyone has switched from steel to alloy and had it make enough of a gas mileage difference for them to notice it. Wondering whether the gas money I’ll save over time is anywhere comparable to the cost of buying new wheels.

Ella

Mefoo007 asked:

This is Video 1 in the experiment to get better gas milage MPG and save money by using HOMEmade additives that you yourself can make at home with very little effort. I am running some control test for mpg and then experiment with a Homemade gas additive formula and compare and review the differences. (Part 1)

DO NOT go adding chemicals to your gas tank. DO YOUR research before you do ANYTHING!! This is NOT a guide! I am NOT a scientest, it is only a video log of my experimentations and findings.

google water4gas to get some good info for starters on saving gas milage.

Karl