Using water as fuel for cars?

Posted by admin on May 9th

Has anyone heard of this conversion you can do where you use water in your gas tank and get like 40% better gas mileage?
I saw it on “www.runyourcarwithwater.com”.

Has anyone tried this or know anyone who has tried it?
Please don’t EVER reference wikipedia again in your life. What a waste of space that half-assed unregulated website that is.

For the guy whos friend’s engine smoked and cracked, did he do this exact conversion, and was he a trained mechanic an actually do it right? I am not talking about just putting water in the tank.

As for the compressed air thing, I just don’t ever see that working for mainstream automobiles. Cars will cost like 6 times more, and when they have a problem the whole system with have to be overhauled.

Filed Under: Water for Gas FAQ
Tagged: Cars, Fuel, Using, Water

4 Responses to “Using water as fuel for cars?”

May 9th at 6:05 pm By: cellist_josh466

I have heard that scientists can now burn water, or maybe it was salt water. but what i think is cooler, is that a french company, i think MDI, has made a car engine that runs off of regular compressed air. So if they could design some contraption that is constantly sucking in air and compressing it, you have an endless supply of air-fuel. The compressed air gets the same kind of reaction in the engine as gasoline does. so gas (or air) would become free and you would no longer have to worry about spending money on gas. is that not cool or what?

May 9th at 6:12 pm By: nikita

One of my friends tried it on his dodge i think it was, he put water in it…..as soon as he started the engine the whole engine block smoked and cracked and he had to get a new car. I don’t recommend doin that haha

May 9th at 6:36 pm By: Lawn Gnome

This was done in 1938 by a Texan.
There is also a man that converted a Diesel Motor to Hydro Carbon .
http://clients.pppoe.ca/~joso65/info.html
That is the Sorrenti method.
Mr Watt did some good ones 200 years ago.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watt_steam_engine
http://www.cyberspaceorbit.com/other_hfsystems.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Meyer%27s_water_fuel_cell
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water-fuelled_car
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_law_of_thermodynamics
and so on….yes they have existed, and they still do today.

May 9th at 7:01 pm By: Big Kyle

yeah

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