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Back in 1927, Robert Bell figured out how to suspend water in fuel and developed his Mix-I-Go formulation. It wasn't too much later that, of all people, the British Royal Air Force (RAF) came calling to Mr. Bell's doorstep.
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Since Mix-I-Go was developed way back in 1927, you might expect its look to have changed a bit over the years.
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There's a funny scene in Tim Allen's Christmas classic movie The Santa Clause where Tim Allen as Scott Calvin (or Santa) talks about how he is known...
If you were driving a state highway in the 1950s (the federal interstate system didn't start until 1956), it's entirely possible you might have seen...
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Robert Bell finally finished development work on Mix-I-Go in 1927. Unlike his previous development (O-M-I-GO 76), Mix-I-Go was a multi-function...
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We've been hearing about ethanol in our gasoline a lot in the past couple of years, but many people don't realize that ethanol has been used as fuel...
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If you’re familiar with Bell Performance, you have heard more than a few times that Bell Performance “invented” the fuel additive industry. It...
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Most simply, fuel mileage is determined by dividing the number of miles you have traveled by the number of gallons of fuel consumed. But in the real...
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With Thanksgiving approaching, today we temporarily move away from education about fuels and fuel treatments to consider a few interesting and...
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Some time by the end of this year, it will become official that over half of the population of the United States has a Facebook account. 70% of all...
