1. Water for Fuel?
Has anyone ever heard of using water as fuel for automobiles?
7 Responses to “1. Water for Fuel?”
Jan 24th at 7:12 am By: JOSEPHINA w
2. Convert your vehicle into a hybrid using water! Great Gas Mileage!*** http://www.hydro2power.com I heard of a site that will show you how to convert your vehicle into a hybrid using water for under $200.00! The result is better gas mileage, and a vehicle that runs much smoother almost immediately!
Jan 24th at 7:59 am By: gabriel
yeah
it was called the steam engine
Jan 24th at 8:13 am By: goldwing127959
Shure it was called a STANLY STEEMER( not the rug company)
It was a car that you built a fire in a boiler and mad steem and away you went.
So therefor water was uses as fuel to make it go.
Jan 24th at 9:12 am By: JUDD s
1. Water for Fuel!!!*** http://www.hydro2power.com There is a great web site that explains how you can utilize water to convert your vehicle into a hybrid. The result in most cases is nearly 50% or more miles for the gas you purchase. The entire process can usually be done for less than $200.00
Jan 24th at 9:37 am By: B J
With the cost ever increasing and the scarcity of bio fuels available today it is even more needed that intelligent people put their time and energies into developing better, more efficient fuels for our vehicles. One of the best i have come across is the water for fuel alternative.
Jan 24th at 9:57 am By: Roushfan5
Well beside the steam powered cars their are those bogus websites telling you that you can “Convert you car to run on water” Would NOT try it though. I prefer cars when they run.
Hydrogen cars only byproduct is water, though thats a far cry from Water as their fuel. Hydrogen cars are pretty cool, though I am not sure if they will catch on.
Jan 24th at 10:14 am By: thor
Water injection is one use as water to help give more power to a vehicle. Just after ignition a drop or two of water is injected into the cylinder where it turns to steam and expands 2700 times in volume. It gives more power per stroke, but if it is injected at the wrong time it can wreck an engine.
I mention this because it has been used on ships where the cylinders are big enough to stand in, and this section is about boats and boating.
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