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i have an ’83 mercury cougar and gas is really starting to be a hassle, especially when im struggling to hold a job. i need to know where to buy the kit, and for how much possibly. also, does anyone know how hard it is to hook up? seriously any help at all will be greatly appreciated. i can just imagine how the kit will pay for itself
i hope your not serious….it doesn’t exist
i heard you could buy it for 19.99 on the moon might cost a few bucks to get there, if you had enough money to buy the kit to make your car steam powered you would not be driving that 83″ or need a job DREAM ON
If you want an HHO converter you will only find some crappy internet kit. They don’t work, their real (they convert the Hydrogen in the water to a separate atom “making” the car run). Mythbusters tested this device, it didn’t work. The power wasn’t enough to run an engine. But if you own a diesel engine, then you can always put cooking oil in the tank (it must be used, and do some research about this fuel process before applying it). And just to tell you, the used cooking oil is the only “alternative fuel” that worked. Good luck, I hoped this helped.
Tap Water, I seriously doubt…but I think you should first check out free info resources or get a cheap eBook to better assess
the credibility of this concept:
http://7jm.net/RunOnTapWater
Hydrogen conversion?
I think the best thing would be to read up on the whole subject…maybe invest a little amount of money in some eBooks with good diagrams so you know if it’s really worth doing, how hard it will be, if you can handle it yourself etc…
check out the 28 eBook package with diagrams for …the second item on the page:
http://7jm.net/HydroConversion
Well I know the e85 kits run $300+
http://7jm.net/e85Conversion
I’ve heard the used recycled grease conversion kits for deisel engines…these seem to be the most popular and seem to work well enough.
run $500+…probably more like $1k
we discussed it before, and found that HHO really doesnt work THAT well!!
HHO kits and fuel line Magnets sell REALLY well when gas prices get really high, done believe the snake-oil sales pitches!
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