Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1926, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TFRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1926. Maximum Acceleration and no flooding HERE NO FLOODING Wet gas is a mixture of atomized liquid gaso- line globules and vapor. Wet gas floods certain cylinders at the expense of others. It chokes the power and gives a charac- teristic “drag” on quick acceleration. Dry gas is a completely vaporized mixture of gas- oline and air with ne liquid globules. Tt is a perfect motor fuel. Dry gas equalizes cylinder dis- tribution and gives maxi- mum acceleration with- out flooding. L1, in' L1 Illl IIHI ! ;.‘ul . HE noticeably livelier acceleration you get with the new Texaco Gasoline is the immediate evidence of its better en- gine work. Texaco accelerates to the maximum without flooding, and 'miim ]” “' this capacity for acceleration isan indication of its other qualities— Hllll H!l its quicker start, improved mileage with a leaner carburetor setting, increased power for hill work, smoother engine opera- tion, freedom from carbon and fouled spark plugs, and reduced crankcase dilution. Carburetor adjustment is not essential—vou will get better results in any event, but still better with the lean mixture that the new and better 'Texaco makes possible. The new Texaco, due to its low boiling point and its better balanced distillation range, vaporizes completely at a lower tem- perature and goes into the cylinders as @ 4ry gas—the same in every cylinder. The ability to form a dry gas in the manifold is its most distinguishing characteristic. Texaco vaporizes where other gasolines only afomize. The new and better Texaco contains no added chemicals. It needs none. Its anti-knock quality 1s obtained without the addi- tion of dopes or poison. Every Texaco pump provides it—and it is always uniform wherever you get it. THE TEXAS COMPANY, U.S. A., Texaco Petrolcum Products go GASOLINE Every Texaco pump now dispenses the new and better Texaco Gasoline.