[AaronBurns]

As you drive, your car eats up fuel and constantly uses all the chemicals all the time. If we can fuel up at the petrol stations with one nozzle, but the fuel components seperated from the octane by making the octane lighter, then you can have two tanks where the second tank siphons and stores the octane and the other tank stores the rest of the fuel.

Then your electronics can constantly adjust the amount and levels of needed octane depending on the conditions, giving your vehicle much better milage by self adjustment. When your two gauges (One "Dummy Light" for Octane level) show you have eaten up too much octane, you simply add a common octane booster lasting until needed again in the future. By seperating components your auto will also not have deposits build up due to non-adjusted fuel sources, saving you valueable repair costs.

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