Posted by
admin on Sep 1st
I have been told that the higher the octane level, the gas mileage is worse. If you have water in your tank on regular gas, it runs rough so you add STP or some fuel additive in order for it to mix with the water and burn such as alchohol. So why couldn’t you simply add distilled water to your tank on E85 to get better gas mileage. On my company car, they charted out the expense on E85 versus regular gas and it was just under $1000.00 more expensive to run the E85. E85 I think is 105 octane. I think if they were to lower the octane somehow, the consumer could see the benefit of using it more.
Posted by
admin on Aug 30th
Someone is telling me the is a kit for your car i dont know if he said hydrogen kit, but for some reason that comes to mind. The kit was around $150 he said and it makes it so you get a lot better gas mileage. If someone knows what he is talking about can you tell me?
Posted by
admin on Aug 26th
When are the plug in hybrids arriving to the market? I heard something about Fuel and Hydrogen cell cars, when are these cars supposed to come out? I want something around 100 mpg.
Posted by
admin on Aug 21st
How can i get better gas mileage?
without using acetone
without converting to hydrogen or biodiesel
without getting a new car
without buying aftermarket add-ons
best answer will be chosen
still want more answers, i’ve already read most of this stuff online….
Posted by
admin on Aug 19th
HalleluYah!
I’ve heard a lot about these “water from fuel” or “boost your gas milage with water” and now I have a question;
Can all of you who tried these things give a report?
Yeah, yeah, I know according to thermodynamics it’s impossible. Here’s what I’m looking for and I’ll say it somewhat bluntly. I want to hear from the poor shlep who bought one of these things and it didn’t work. I searched some, but it seems that most of the claims aren’t gained by experience.
Thank you for your time!
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Posted by
admin on Aug 9th
I have a 2002 Ford Explorer & a 1986 Mustang. They get about the same, pitiful mileage of about 14mpg. I can’t afford a new car/hybrid. Is there anyway to get better mileage out of either other than the basics…tire inflation, oil & filter replacements, etc. And…unfortunately, a bicycle won’t take me where I need to go. Are hydrogen or water conversion kits really effective & would either work for me? Thanks for any suggestions.
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Posted by
admin on Jul 5th
By that I mean a car that gets very very good gas mileage and one that can burn multiple fuel types. It would be great cuz when the alternative fuels are more readily available I could save $$$ by using the bio diesel, ethanol 85, hydrogen, etc. If they haven’t made one yet why not? And can we ever get the oil companies to stop buying out these great inventions only cuz it threatens their lifestyles and cash income? Just asking.
Posted by
admin on May 10th
Do these kits actually work?
Posted by
admin on May 4th
Third, you may only get 50-60% increase in fuel efficiency and depending on your vehicle, engine size, your vehicle’s increase in fuel efficiency will vary. Yet, with that said, we have had reports from USA and Canada of 113% to 279.3% increases in MPG. You still would have to buy gas each month, but your bill would likely be half to one third of what it is right now.
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