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I am wondering if there any members near Atlanta who would be interested in collaborating to get the word out?
Bill Zagorski Roswell Georgia. 
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I am new to the forum. I am in Augusta Ga. I am building my system now and waiting on my lids to arrive. I have a ford F150 XLT V8 5.2 I use it to pull my RV and I NEED HELP WITH THE MPG.
Augusta Georgia
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| Cool, I also have an f150 2001, I dont pull any trailers tho. Not often anyway. Lets stay in touch as you build I have been building mine as well. I am waiting for tops too. There are a few things to consider. The jar must be airtight and guys are using teflon tape on the threads of the jar. I think that the teflon should be the yellow kind that we use for gas pipe. Its thicker than the white teflon and I would guess that it is better for the seal problem. I would like to see some pics of your project I will send you some of mine as well. I just got the 316L wire and am looking forward to the weekend so I can work on this project. Stay in touch Jody in Roswell.GA>
Bill Zagorski Roswell Georgia.
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Hi Bill, we are located in Covington, GA. We have installed one system on our 94 Thunderbird, helped a kid install one on his civic and just installed one on a Nissan pu. getting ready to install a 6 pack on our diesel pu. Lynn
Lynn
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Hi just for future refference , you can get the lids at Wall Mart, (the only place we could find them) Lynn
Lynn
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pony girl (10/5/2008)
Hi just for future refference , you can get the lids at Wall Mart, (the only place we could find them) LynnOr, you could check out my custom made lids. 
Walking Eagle, Last of the Visionaries
Bakersfield, CA
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pony girl (10/5/2008)
Hi just for future refference , you can get the lids at Wall Mart, (the only place we could find them) LynnIf you're walmart still has the lids you better grab them before they take them out of the stock rotation. I live in rural community of Pa. and they took them off the shelf last month, the height of canning season. I have to pay $3.99 for a pack of 8 at a local hardware store. Walmart I believe was only 2.88 for the same amount. Fortunately for me, the hardware's warehouse has 140 cases of them delivered 2 weeks ago... WE37, I had forgotten about your PM. I'll look back into that... I too have been having problems with it sealing. It works pretty good when I have it on a vacuum hose, but if it's going into my airfilter box or when I'm tinkering in my shop, I can't seem to get a good seal... Ps. I did try putting lard on the threads of the jar... Don't recommend that unless you never intend on removing the lid or you have very strong hands. I had to use a oil filter wrench and another set of hands on the jar. But, what a seal it made. PSS. Which brings to mind, don't they sell lid closers that attach like an oil filter wrench when sealing canning lids. I mean they're hot then, you wouldn't want to be touching them with bare hands.
Hanover, Pa. 2005 Dodge Ram Quad Cab 4.7 L 23 MPG Rural/28 Highway 1 Cross Cell, 2 Dual Efies for pre and post cat, 1 Excalibur for other sensors. www.water4gas-glenville.com
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