Comments by "Asbestos Muffins" (@AsbestosMuffins) on "Will a \"Gas Vapor\" Container Improve MPGs and Fuel Efficiency? Let's find out!" video.

  1. "Why don't cars do this?" ever try building a fuel pump for gasses? the fuel tank on a car is in the rear, engine usually in the front, and it doesn't just need a constant feed, it needs a dynamic feed as the engine loads up and down. further, fuel is already vaporized when its injected into the cylinder. my guess on that weird milky gas is some additive or hydrocarbon has been oxidized because you're bubbling air through it. that or its just dissolved air in it, IDK, never tried bubbling air through gasoline
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