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I was curious what kind of results you have had from converting your car to use water as fuel sorce. Website is www.runyourcarwithwater. com. Is it complicated to convert your car. I’m not much of a mechanic and I wander if it be possible to make the alterations? Thanks for your commets!
2 points yes!
SCAM !!!! I read extensively about it and the science is ALL WRONG. I studied chemistry in school so I know.
Even if you don’t understand the science behind it to know, ask yourself this one simple question: if these devices worked, why don’t the car companies install them at the factory and sell more cars?
Because they don’t work…
Good Luck…
P.S. If you go to these HHO sites, they will tell you that the HHO become a catalyst for the reaction inside the engine. NONSENSE ! In chemistry Catalyst is does NOT react at all and just help other reaction. Hydrogen and Oxygen in piston would be immediately consumed (and so by definition cannot be a catalyst).
No I havnt and It looks damn sketchy and I believe its a scam or wouldnt everyone be all happy theyre getting like 80 MILES TO THE GALLON?????
I haven’t tried and and don’t plan too. I’ve worked out several similar systems myself over the years on paper. I’ve had a dream for years of becoming the next big millionaire from inventing a cheaper way to run a car. All my theories fail on paper though before they ever get to the building stage. Apparantly though, that doesn’t stop some marketer from trying to make money on these things. I’ve seen everything in the last decade from spark plugs to fan operated breather systems that are supposed to improve mileage. They all faill in theory alone. I’ve even tested a few of these products simply because I had so many customers asking about them. They’ve all been scams. If I find one that actually works, I’ll scream it from the rooftops.
ive seen that and it looks like a scam
supposedly you make alterations to your carb and you add water to yourr gas is what i think i read a few weeks ago
id rather have a car ran on hemp
that kit is a complete wast of time and money. i would not bother with it.
Only people with too much money buy these.
There are no gimmicks that work.
Well you’re all wrong I installed it in my 76 mustang with a 302 ci that got 13 mpg and now it gets 18 to 20 with a 4 barrel 600 cfm carb. I only paid $8.99 for the manual. I Got 3 manuals.
1-Hydrogen generator manual
2-How to a tax break for the kit
3-How to fool the computer on Newer cars to improve mileage with the hho kit.
To be honest with you, at first I too, thought it was definitely a scam, but I decided to do my own research and found a video presentation that showed exactly how it was done. I watch the video trying to have an open mind (which was very hard) and was quite surprised that it seemed really possible.
I next clicked on the link provided at this review site and downloaded their free report. That too was quite impressive.
It explained all the benefits that I could get to convert car to run on water. The review site gave about for product reviews on guides that were selling that could give me step by step details on how to run my car on water.
I chose the one that they said would give me diagrams. I am a visual person so I needed to see before I could do. I can say to you right now that I did convert my car to run on water (well it is not really water). I call it water gasoline, but of course it is called Brown Gas or HHO. All I spent was $67 bucks and now I save on money at the gas pump. My car runs better. I don’t have to worry any more about these high gas prices.
If you are interested to know more about this and this is not a solicitation, but to help someone, I will give you the review websites here: http://waterfueledcars.googlepages.com. Look in the source section for more sources of car gas saving tips.
The others who claim this is a scam are right — don’t waste your money.
See the YouTube video below for more information on the scam and webpages at the site it refers you to for the science which explains why it can never work.
Sometime in the next two weeks, a crew from the TV series 60 minutes are coming to my workshop to film some tests which conclusively prove that the science is right and the HHO scammers are wrong. I bet you won’t see that clip on any scammer’s website, even though they’re happy to show lots of others which (due to very bad journalism) appear to endorse their schemes.
I’ll be posting video and other information from the tests on the interestingprojects.com website for all to see.
Don’t waste your money, don’t be scammed. Educate yourself and warn others.
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