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Can A Truck Really Run On Water? : save cars with water cars

2008-11-14T19:30:00.000-08:00

Can A Truck Really Run On Water?
by Jim Warren

Have you heard truck that runs on water? It may sound surprising to some but it is quite real. Some people just do not believe it to be true and think that someone would have played a joke on them. And it does! To be honest, this new idea does break all rules that truck has to run on some form of gasoline.
Even electrically run trucks can be thought of but to think of a truck that can run on water is outrageous. The idea is noble and in a sense, can save one a lot of money provided they take interest.
The gasoline prices are anyways high, and by using water as an alternate fuel instead of gasoline, you could convert the gas guzzlers into mean machines for sure. For you to know, how can you use water to run your trucks, you should read this article.
You would already be thinking that you should be pouring water into the engine. Do that and be prepared to be hit by a hefty repair bill. See - Water is made of Hydrogen and Oxygen. All you have to do is work a technique in separating the Hydrogen and Oxygen. Once you do that you could use Hydrogen, a highly inflammable substance as fuel.
Now they key is - How do you do it? With a process of electrolysis, you could easily break water into Hydrogen and Oxygen separately. There comes the need of an electrolysis device that could do this task, because you cannot do this manually.
A truck that runs on water uses an electrolysis device. This device is used to extract hydrogen from water. The hydrogen extracted can be used as a fuel source in the engine. There are couple of challenges with this working here - 1) Enough amounts of Hydrogen has to be generated, and 2) There has to be a mechanism by which the hydrogen can be transported to the engine. Drivers who have used this as a source have reported difference in results. Thus, you may be better off finding if you can use this as a source or not.
"There's a sucker born every minute," carnival king P.T. Barnum allegedly proclaimed in the fall of 1869. And while Barnum was never known to own an auto dealership (after all, he died in 1891 -- several years before Henry cranked out his first Ford), some might believe his words live on in the heart of every car salesman.

How To Use Water For Fuel : New hybrid cars 2009

2008-08-22T09:27:00.001-07:00

How To Use Water For Fuel
by Erik Leipoldt
As the Honda hydrogen car FCX Clarity is getting introduced into one part of California, you want to know how you too can benefit from this exciting water for fuel technology. But you cannot afford a true hydrogen powered car. And even if you did, you could not fill it up anywhere yet. There are simply no hydrogen distribution network anywhere near you. The good news is that you probably can afford a supplemental hydrogen gas generator. This will give your car on-board capacity to add hydrogen gas to your car engine's combustion process and increase your mileage by 25 to 50%. In the middle of that range, with the average car getting 25 miles a gallon from a 20 gallon tank, that will get you an extra 175 miles. That's about a $21 saving every time you fill up. At present oil prices a 50% mileage increase with a supplemental hydrogen gas generator could represent $30 a time. The technology is not new, hundreds of drivers are already using it and it's becoming very available. You just need to decide whether you want to assemble the parts yourself or get a ready-made kit and have it installed by your mechanic. Water for fuel seems to be one of these rare "people-power technologies". There are no big car company secrets standing between you and some significant fuel efficiency savings here. How does it work? It works through electrolysis. Simply put, this means that the electrical current from your car's battery separates distilled water into hydrogen and oxygen. Your car's engine then adds the hydrogen that is constantly generated to your fuel mix. Hydrogen is a much higher energy carrier than the gas in your car. The result of this combination is the greatly improved combustion process that has you grinning behind the wheel. Hydrogen is a very clean fuel. True water fuel. No CO2 is produced in burning it. And it's safe as you don't carry a tank full of the stuff, as a true hydrogen powered car like the FCX Clarity does. You only produce as much as your engine needs as you drive along. To manufacture hydrogen so that it can be stored is normally very expensive. But not this way. All you use is a little distilled water. Are there other benefits to using water for fuel? Apart from saving you money and cleaner emissions you mean? Well, yes. This much improved combustion process means your car will noticeably have more power. The life of your engine is also extended through reduced carbon build-up. You will also do your little bit towards your country's fuel self-reliance. You probably do not realize that an Olympic size pool of oil is consumed world-wide every 15 minutes, and growing? It cannot last. Lastly, here's a tip on maximizing even these savings of turning to water for fuel technology. Combine it with bio fuels or liquid petroleum gas and your hydrogen powered car will be your very own formidable gas-saving hybrid.

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Could Water Cars Be The Solution To The Current Gas Crisis? : New water car hybrid cars 2009

2008-08-22T09:18:00.001-07:00

Could Water Cars Be The Solution To The Current Gas Crisis?
by Ray Subs

Look out. Big problem full speed a head--aren't you tired of the gas crisis that's going on all over the globe? It just has people itching to find something else they can do besides helplessly shell out ridiculous amounts of money at the gas station. Companies have been producing cars that are powered by water for quite some time. And now, they're making a dramatic entrance onto the market, like a hurricane in Florida. People are getting excited in anticipation at the idea of powering their cars with water. After all, who wants to pay for high priced gas?
It's easy to make a car go on water. Hydrogen is combined with the car's gasoline. One of the most plentiful elements on earth is hydrogen. It comes in the form of water.
One can go on and on about the positives of hydrogen cars. These cars are good for the environment because they don't give off all the carbon dioxide that regular cars do. Many people who have driven water powered cars say that they have experienced an increase in their car's mileage by as much as 100%. The design and size of a water powered car is equal to that of a regular car. No UFOs or other alien air crafts here. Water cars look just the same as the regular cars you see being driven around. The only way you might be able to tell the difference is because water powered cars are so quiet.
Fuels prices are no joke these days. They're on the rise and people are in a panic. They're doing all kinds of things to save money on gas. They're buying hybrid cars and they are using innovative technology to turn their own automobiles into water powered cars. And sure many people are still scratching their heads and asking themselves if it really is possible for cars to run on water. But this has happened in numerous instances. Truck drivers all over are taking advantage of the water powered car. They're doing it because it's a lot less costly than powering their trucks on gas. It's no secret that truckers do a whole lot of driving. So of course higher gas prices could mean big trouble for truckers.
So there are two things you can do. You can go out and buy a hybrid or you can convert your car into a water powered car. It's really up to you. You may discover that converting you car into a water powered car costs a lot less than buying a hybrid car. There are plenty of kits out that you can buy. Just make sure you make your purchase from a place that's reliable. The kits are easy to put in. And you can reverse everything. That means that if the gas prices go back down again, you sure won't have anything to worry about.

Could Water Cars Be The Solution To The Current Gas Crisis? : New water car hybrid cars 2009

2008-08-22T09:18:00.000-07:00

Could Water Cars Be The Solution To The Current Gas Crisis?
by Ray Subs

Look out. Big problem full speed a head--aren't you tired of the gas crisis that's going on all over the globe? It just has people itching to find something else they can do besides helplessly shell out ridiculous amounts of money at the gas station. Companies have been producing cars that are powered by water for quite some time. And now, they're making a dramatic entrance onto the market, like a hurricane in Florida. People are getting excited in anticipation at the idea of powering their cars with water. After all, who wants to pay for high priced gas?
It's easy to make a car go on water. Hydrogen is combined with the car's gasoline. One of the most plentiful elements on earth is hydrogen. It comes in the form of water.
One can go on and on about the positives of hydrogen cars. These cars are good for the environment because they don't give off all the carbon dioxide that regular cars do. Many people who have driven water powered cars say that they have experienced an increase in their car's mileage by as much as 100%. The design and size of a water powered car is equal to that of a regular car. No UFOs or other alien air crafts here. Water cars look just the same as the regular cars you see being driven around. The only way you might be able to tell the difference is because water powered cars are so quiet.
Fuels prices are no joke these days. They're on the rise and people are in a panic. They're doing all kinds of things to save money on gas. They're buying hybrid cars and they are using innovative technology to turn their own automobiles into water powered cars. And sure many people are still scratching their heads and asking themselves if it really is possible for cars to run on water. But this has happened in numerous instances. Truck drivers all over are taking advantage of the water powered car. They're doing it because it's a lot less costly than powering their trucks on gas. It's no secret that truckers do a whole lot of driving. So of course higher gas prices could mean big trouble for truckers.
So there are two things you can do. You can go out and buy a hybrid or you can convert your car into a water powered car. It's really up to you. You may discover that converting you car into a water powered car costs a lot less than buying a hybrid car. There are plenty of kits out that you can buy. Just make sure you make your purchase from a place that's reliable. The kits are easy to put in. And you can reverse everything. That means that if the gas prices go back down again, you sure won't have anything to worry about.

ENGINES THAT RUN ON WATER : New water hybrid automotive engine 2008

2008-07-17T06:24:00.000-07:00

ENGINES THAT RUN ON WATER
by Paul Aitchison
Are you looking for a way to run your car on water? A 100% water engine is still in the process of invention and may be very expensive to build. Therefore, it would not be a smart financial investment to build one. To name a few manufacturers like Honda and Toyota, are looking for ways to make it a cheaper technology. However, you do not have to wait for the technology to convert your car into a water-gas hybrid. The technology is here already. Many people are satisfied and saving thousands of dollars with their converted cars. Who wouldn't be? Imagine being able to double your mileage by just installing a hydrogen generator. Yes that is right! Doubling your carâ€™s mileage. Isnâ€™t that amazing? There are numerous websites across the web where you will find detailed articles or videos which will show you how to convert your car to run partially on water. You will be able to increase your mileage up to 200%. They have installed it on a Toyota Corolla and it runs up to 67 MPG. Just imagine how much money you will be saving each month. Water is supplemental to gasoline or diesel fuel. However it is possible and very easy to extract energy from water in order to run your car. There are water-to-energy converters available online based on a simple technology. It's one of the most practical free-energy devices, marked by extraordinary simplicity and effectiveness. Based on old "forgotten" science that is well documented in US Patents many companies have developed devices that use a little electricity out of your car/truck battery, to separate water into a gas called "HHO" (2 parts Hydrogen + 1 Oxygen). HHO, also called Brown's Gas which burns beautifully and provides tons of energy - while the end product is just WATER! Mobile Magazine says: HHO provides the atomic power of Hydrogen, while maintaining the chemical stability of water. Factually, Brownâ€™s Gas is 3 times more potent than gasoline and is a fast growing trend for boosting performance and MPG. This is a 90 year old suppressed technology which these companies are using today.
We cannot rule out the fact that in the near future this suppressed technology will rule the automobile industry and cars running on water will be seen plying on every street.

Now you can run your car on Water Mixed Gas : New water cars gas car hybrid 2009

2008-07-17T06:20:00.000-07:00

Now you can run your car on Water Mixed Gas
by Paul Aitchison
We all know that gas prices are through the roof and without a doubt will continue to rise. But what if there was a way to save money on gas, big money? There is and it's done with a little help from water. Did you know that there is technology you can use to almost completely run your car on water now? There is and it can save you a ton of money on gas every month. This technology can teach you how to make your own low-cost hybrid car that runs on water and gas. It is necessary for us to look for other alternatives as the price of crude oil and gas is soaring high. Now the question arises whether a car can really run on water mixed gas. The researchers are doing a research on this and they claim that it is possible to run a car on water mixed gas. They say that with the addition of certain quantity of water with gas it is possible to make a fuel that can meet a common man's expectations. However it needs a slight modification in the engine by adding on small equipment that will serve the demand of the new fuel. According to the research if a small quantity of water is added to petrol, diesel or gasoline with the addition of necessary additives, the water gets mixed with the conventional fuel and can act as an effective fuel for the vehicles. This new fuel will not only reduce the cost but also reduce the pollution and will protect the environment. As we cannot ignore the fact that water causes rust to the steel and other parts of the engine that are made up of iron and steel, so chemicals that prevent water from causing rust to the steel, must be added to the fuel. If the car runs on the water gas fuel, it will not only enhance the performance of the car but also minimize carbon deposits in piston and skirts will reduce sludge and varnish formation. Not only this, it will also reduce the engine temperature, due to the presence of water in the fuel. Also, the car will act itself as a catalytic converter if it gets water gas as a fuel. It is advantageous to run a car on water gas but the water and gas ratio should be optimized and proper chemicals called additives should be added so that water does not remain in free form, as it may cause rust to the steel parts of the engine. This effective process requires the help of experts, as we alone cannot get this process done. By using this technology you can literally save over $1,000 a year as a sole driver. The more drivers you have, the more you will save. If you own a company with a fleet of trucks, say 50, your looking at a savings of over $50,000 a year!

Can You Really Use WATER for GAS? : New water Hybrid cars 2008

2008-07-11T06:32:00.000-07:00

Can You Really Use WATER for GAS?
by Derek Wray
With gas prices well over $4.00 a gallon and predicted to go over $6.00 a gallon, it was only a matter of time before people started searching for ways to increase their gas mileage. As I was researching ways to increase gas mileage, I learned about a relatively unknown way to significantly increase any car's gas mileage by using water to supplement the fuel with hydrogen for a better fuel burn. However, the idea of running your car on water sounded absurd so I was skeptical about this "simple technology" These are just some of the claims made: Water fuel will enable your vehicle to become at least 40% more fuel efficient. Water fuel will boost performance while producing cleaner emissions. You can receive IRS refunds owed to you by law for using green technology in your vehicle! 100% safe/legal - guaranteed! Works with plain tap water Enjoy incredible fuel savings. Could this be real or just another internet scam... This is what I discovered. Will running your car on water really work? Well, not exactly. Your car will still use gas as it's primary source of combustion. You will be supplementing that fuel with hydrogen. What you are going to be doing with Water Fuel technology is creating an extremely cost-effective hydrogen powered hybrid (Water Hybrid) by taking advantage of the atomic constituents of water molecules, hydrogen and oxygen (H2O). The conversion to a water hybrid uses inexpensive parts that you can find at any local hardware store such as Home Depot or Lowes. When setup, a small amount of power is used from your car's battery to seperate the water molecules into HHO gas. This gas is then fed into the intake of your vehicle creating a more efficient burn for your fuel. This is why you can achieve significant increases in gas mileage. You generate free energy by ENHANCING the EFFICIENCY of your poorly designed engine!!! Your car engine currently uses 20% of the energy stored in that expensive fuel - and WASTES 80% for heat, pollution (unburned fuel!) and vibration. HHO gas is very stable and burns incredibly well as a significant power source and the conversion really is simple to set up with the guides that are floating around the internet today, however many people have doubts such as: Is this process safe? Water fuel is safe for your car's engine. Water Fuel (HHO gas) is supplemental to fuel and will actually create a cooler burn that causes less wear and tear on your car's engine. This technology works with all vehicles but it works best with? Water fuel technology works with any kind of gasoline or diesel powered vehicle, however it is geared towards fuel economy, not minimizing power loss. For this reason, vehicles such as giant SUVs and trucks will not see as large of an increase in fuel economy as lighter, less demanding vehicles... In conclusion, water fuel technology does work and can save 40% or more in fuel costs while significantly increasing your vehicles gas mileage. The technology is simple to install and will not adversly affect your engine nor does it void your warranty.
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Is The Water Car A Dream? - Gas Savings Discovered : Hybrid car review 2009

2008-06-08T05:14:00.001-07:00

Is The Water Car A Dream? - Gas Savings Discovered
by: Andres Rodriquez

With the cost of fuel increasing, greenhouse gases, and global warming developing changes in our planets climate, a water powered car is considered a long-awaited answer to the increasing high cost of everyday life and the evironmental issues. This idea has grown to almost mythological proportions. Is it real? Is it even feasible? Unfortunately, 100% water trucks or vehicles are still in the experimental stage. While many researchers are still pounding away at it, no practical solution has yet emerged. Currently, they are way too much to manufacture and too complex to implement. But, there are Right Now solutions. An alternative to the water powered car is using Water For Gas. To run your car on water may seem crazy for some but you should try to understand that an hydrogen powered car is less complicate than you think. It would only need a system to contain and brake water into hydrogen and oxygen and then inject these gases to a regular engine so it would run “on water”, the future is at hand. With just some technical effort we can realistically think about converting our regular car or SUV a vehicle which uses water for gas that will allow us to spend less at gas stations that appear every morning in the news. Take Action on how you can Right Now turn your car into a gas saving machine So You Can Run Your Car On Water. It’s easier then you think

Is The Water Car A Dream? - Gas Savings Discovered

2008-06-08T05:14:00.000-07:00

Is The Water Car A Dream? - Gas Savings Discovered
by: Andres Rodriquez

With the cost of fuel increasing, greenhouse gases, and global warming developing changes in our planets climate, a water powered car is considered a long-awaited answer to the increasing high cost of everyday life and the evironmental issues. This idea has grown to almost mythological proportions. Is it real? Is it even feasible? Unfortunately, 100% water trucks or vehicles are still in the experimental stage. While many researchers are still pounding away at it, no practical solution has yet emerged. Currently, they are way too much to manufacture and too complex to implement. But, there are Right Now solutions. An alternative to the water powered car is using Water For Gas. To run your car on water may seem crazy for some but you should try to understand that an hydrogen powered car is less complicate than you think. It would only need a system to contain and brake water into hydrogen and oxygen and then inject these gases to a regular engine so it would run “on water”, the future is at hand. With just some technical effort we can realistically think about converting our regular car or SUV a vehicle which uses water for gas that will allow us to spend less at gas stations that appear every morning in the news. Take Action on how you can Right Now turn your car into a gas saving machine So You Can Run Your Car On Water. It’s easier then you think

Hybrid Cars Reduce Noise Pollution? : New Honda hybrid cars 2008

2008-06-07T05:08:00.000-07:00

Hybrid Cars Reduce Noise Pollution? : New Honda new hybrid cars 2008
by Steve Longoria

Hybrid cars are becoming quite popular in recent times mainly due to the savings that they bring in fuel costs and also the fact that hybrid cars reduce emit less pollution and are therefore are better for the environment than cars that run on petroleum based fuel. One other reason that hybrid cars are becoming popular is that they also reduce noise pollution.Have you ever gone on a trip to the country and listened to the birds chirping and water trickling down a creek close by? If you have then you have probably also sat there enjoying the sounds of nature and thinking how nice it would be if it were always that peaceful.
Unfortunately these days the world is so busy and so noisy and so stressful. If you live in a city or suburbs you will hear constant traffic noises and the peaceful sounds of nature are usually nowhere to be found. Along with the financial benefits and the benefits to air pollution, the hybrid car also brings with it the benefit of reducing noise pollution. The hybrid car that runs on an electric motor, winds its way through traffic creating hardly any noise. How good would it be if all cars were that quiet and the busy hustle and bustle sounds of traffic became a thing of the past?
The one concern with the hybrid car and its reduced noise is that it is so quiet that you can hardly hear it coming. This has become a concern for some people and in particular a concern for blind people who rely on noise to hear a car coming.
With cars that are so quiet, blind people need to be even more cautious when crossing roads. Most traffic lights do have beeping equipment for the blind and many blind people do have guide dogs with them and if they do take that extra caution when crossing roads they should be fine.
The question has been asked though, for safety reasons should the hybrid car perhaps have a sound of its own so that a blind person can distinguish the sound of the car coming? Should hybrid cars have a minimum noise standard that they should meet?
The noise doesn’t have to be loud but just something distinctive enough to make them safer for pedestrians would be good.
The quietness of the hybrid is very welcomed by many people however as the new peaceful sound of the motor world. So if you hate traffic noise perhaps you should look into a hybrid car and help reduce noise pollution.

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How to Save Gas, Tips and Products to Improve Mileage : : New gas hybrid cars 2009 review

2008-06-04T05:23:00.000-07:00

How to Save Gas, Tips and Products to Improve Mileage : New gas hybrid car 2008

Frustrated about today’s high gasoline prices? Want to know how to save gas and increase your car mileage? With the price of gas going up daily. On this page you will find several very useful resources on how to save gas mileage and learn all about how to improve your engine performance. Thanks for taking the time to visit our site.
Combining trips is one way to save gas costs, but there are some additional tips related to car maintenance and behind-the-wheel habits that can also help you save on gas.
Here is 5 Simple Tips on How to Save fuel Mileage:
Tip One Try to fill up your gas tank early in the morning or later in the evening, after sunset. If you fill up at these times of the day, the temperature is generally cooler, your fuel will be denser and you’ll be pumping more gas for your money.
Tip Two Check your local gas prices to find the best price available. You can check your local gas prices online as well, which will prevent you from wasting fuel while driving around to look for the best price.
Tip Three Maintaining your car in good condition is another excellent way to increase your gas savings. A simple tune-up can increase your fuel efficiency by up to twenty percent. Tires that are under inflated will cause fuel consumption to increase by 6 percent.
Tip Four You should also make sure that you change your oil and air filters on a regular basis as well. These two actions will greatly improve your fuel efficiency.
Tip Five & More Always change your oil and air filters at regularly scheduled intervals. Maintain the proper speed limits, as well as a constant speed. Reduce your amount of total driving, by combining your errands. The less you start your car, the less total fuel you will use. By taking the time to follow these tips, you’ll be amazed at just how much fuel you can save. Gas prices are becoming ridiculous these days, which is why you want to do your part to conserve little drop that you can.
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Unique Ways to Improve Gas Mileage | The Secret Of Save Money on Rising Gas Prices : New Gas hybrid cars 2009 review

2008-06-04T05:19:00.000-07:00

Unique Ways to Improve Gas Mileage The Secret Of Save Money on Rising Gas Prices : New Gas cars hybrid 2009 review

Have you seen the news, the latest gas prices? Gas is now $4 dollars a gallon. With no sign of lowering anytime soon. In this article I donâ€™t want to get into why gas prices are going up. What I want to do is what the average person can do to counter this. I havenâ€™t heard from any of the forecasters give any really solid solution to this oil/gas problem. Well I have found a device that not is a ways to improve gas mileage on my vehicle, but also increase power to the engine at the same time. Now At first this solution will sound crazy, but it works. The best solution is to convert your car to run on water.Say What Convert My Car to Run On Water? ï¿½” Yes hereâ€™s whyâ€¦
- When you decide to convert your car to run on water, you are guaranteed to improve the gas mileage by 30% - 50%. Depending on your make and model of the car.
- Many vehicles only burn around 20% of the gas in the tank, by converting youâ€™re car to run water will boost that percentage and is one way to improve gas mileage, while you are spending less on gas to fill up.
- Also, Iâ€™ve notice that senses I have convert my car to run on water my engine is running smoother and quieter.
More Key points before you decide to convert your car to run on water.
- You engine will not run only on water, it will still be using gas, but it will be using the water/gas mixture more efficiently. Doing this will boosting power to the engine and improves gas mileage.
- There are all ready 22,000 people using this device all over the USA. And they are seeing an improve gas mileage.
- Although this technology is very new still, it is 100% safe to use and on the environment. It has even had a Fox News presenting this method how to convert your car to water. Most of the parts can be found at your local store, and it runs great on tap water.
- This device is totally reversible, if you notice anything you donâ€™t like, or you didnâ€™t get an improvement in gas mileage. Then you can take it off and the car will work like it use to.

Disadvantages of Hybrid Electric Vehicles : New Hybrid cars 2008 review

2008-05-15T06:16:00.000-07:00

Disadvantages of Hybrid Electric Vehicles
by C.L. Hendricks

There are many disadvantages of hybrid electric vehicles. First of all, hybrid electric vehicles are not all-electric vehicles. They do require gasoline to drive.
Hybrid electric vehicles use regenerative braking to get their electricity. The gas energy is captured off of the brakes and stored as electricity. All electric vehicles are a much better alternative in terms of cutting down smog. There are several available today.
Hybrid electric vehicles are also inferior to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Many automotive companies are working on hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in production now. Very soon Chevy will come out with a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle.
While hybrid electric vehicles are low smog emission vehicles, they do produce emissions. Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles produce water as their emission, making them far superior to hybrid electric vehicles. Or better yet take public transportation in a city that uses hydrogen fuel cell buses.
Although hybrid electric vehicles are readily available, they are a large investment. There are sometimes $10,000 difference in between a hybrid car and a subcompact although the mile per gallon difference could be only a few miles freeway miles. This is an investment that might not be immediately recaptured in gas savings.
Of course, hybrid vehicles are not ideal for freeway drivers. The reason is because hybrid electric vehicles use regenerative breaking. If most of the miles put on the car are on the freeway, there is less braking involved and less regeneration of electricity involved.
Another disadvantage of hybrid electric vehicles is some models are very difficult to obtain. They are heavily advertised and there is a heavy demand. But many automotive manufacturers are using a showroom car to lure customers into the showroom to see a hybrid that there is a long waiting list for. Customers needing a car now and not six months from now end up buying a gas guzzling SUV because the hybrid SUV is not yet readily available.
A large disadvantage of hybrid electric vehicles is they give auto manufacturers a chance to tell the state and federal governments that they are doing something to lower vehicle emissions. Then car manufacturers insist that the government has no reason to bully the manufacturers to make cars with reasonable miles per gallon rates of say 100 miles per gallon. Hybrid cars are a smoke screen for the car manufacturers to pretend they care about the environment.
Finally, hybrid electric vehicles are available only to the most elite car buyers creating a disparity between rich communities and poor communities. Poor cities have drivers creating lots of emissions in old eight cylinder cars while rich cities have rich citizens driving expensive hybrid electric vehicles with low emissions. Probably the biggest disadvantage of hybrid electric vehicles is that they are cost prohibitive to the poor.

Water as an Alternative for Gas in Your Car : New Auto Hybrid car 2008 review

2008-05-09T05:54:00.000-07:00

Water as an Alternative for Gas in Your Car
by John P Cooper
Are you tired of high gas prices? Sure you are, I know I am. And like you I've been looking for an alternative. Everywhere I look someone is talking about hybrid cars, hydrogen fuel cells, and alternatives to using just gas in your car. Finally I found an answer that is affordable and saves me tons of cash of my fuel bill for my car. What I discovered is this. There is a rapidly growing number of car owners that are using water as an alternative for running pure gas in their car. When I read this I couldn't believe it so after hours of research I finally was convinced and invested in the idea. For less that the cost of filling up my gas tank two times I finally had a viable alternative for my vehicle that worked! And man did it. My gas mileage went from 28mpg to an incredible 53mpg! That's saving me almost half of what I was spending. Here is how it worked. I decided to buy the plans and build the kit myself from items from the local auto parts store and some I even had laying around the house. The diagrams and instructions were easy to use and anyone could follow them easily. This was installed in my vehicle with almost no modification whatsoever. A simple container hold distilled water. With a small electrical current from my car this water releases Hydrogen which is sent thru a vacuum hose to my vehicles air intake. This Hydrogen gas, which is 2.7 times as powerful as normal gas, mixes with my car's fuel into the carburetor. The results I felt after I had this installed were immediate and amazing. The first thing was my engine sounded smoother. The mixture doesn't burn at the high temperature that normal gas does so the wear and tear on your vehicle's engine is reduced. I also noticed a power increase when I stepped on the accelerator. And after driving for over and hour to calculate my MPG my jaw hit the floor when I did the math! And I can't wait till next tax season for a change since I discovered that the Government gives huge tax credits for owning and using a Hybrid Car.

Chinese Automakers Step Into Hybrid Vehicle Production : New Hybrid cars review 2008

2008-05-02T06:13:00.000-07:00

Chinese Automakers Step Into Hybrid Vehicle Production : New Hybrid cars 2008 review
Chinese automaker Chery has announced that it plans to begin production of a hybrid gas-electric sedan this summer following the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. To publicize the availability of the vehicle, the company is providing the Olympic Committee with 50 vehicles for use during the Games.The first hybrid off the line for Chery will be a gas-electric hybrid of the A5 sedan. The standard gasoline version retails for about USD$10,000 and the hybrid version will come with a $1,500 to $3,000 premium added to that. Other Chinese manufacturers, including Geely, Chang’an, BYD and SAIC all plan to introduce hybrids by the end of 2008.BYD has announced its plans to develop a gas-electric hybrid for the European market within the next two to three years. BYD was formed in 2003 and initially developed lithium-ion battery technology. Based upon its successes in that field, the company has committed to the production of hybrid vehicles. The company reports that its prototype can travel 110 km on battery power alone. Initially, the company expects to make 500 units per month, but could expand its production to 2,000 units per month within the next year.The manufacturers have not indicated whether they plan to bring hybrid vehicle designs to the US market, however Chery has developed a number of vehicles designed to appeal to US consumers that will be distributed through Chrysler as part of a twenty-five year agreement between the companies
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The Best Device To Save Gas - Save Money On Gas From Tomorrow : New Auto Hybrid car 2008

2008-04-27T03:13:00.001-07:00

The Best Device To Save Gas - Save Money On Gas From Tomorrow
by Nicusor Valentin Prefac
Do you know that the economists predict that the gas price will double sometime next year? Are you able to pay more than 3. 5$ a gallon on gas? I think not .All this gas consumption also damage the environment, because the gases destroy the quantity of Oxygen on the Earth. The researchers think that if people pollute in the same way as now, in almost 40 years the environment will suffer dangerous modifications, dangerous for us, for our kids, for our friends. But we can't just give up to our needs to use the car right?You won't have to, because someone created a device to save gas, and improve mileage. It's time to stop polluting so much and use water, hydrogen as fuel for our cars.The best device to save gas was created by an US resident and his solution was on presented on Fox News- Project Energy as a very efficient way to improve mileage and save money on gas. His device to save gas is made from a few parts, that you can create yourself, with no risk, and it will be able to improve your car's mileage by over 40%. After you create the parts you will attach them to your car and that's it. Only ¼ of a litre of water can save you gas for over 900 miles (proved in tests) , depending on several factors, like the engine size.Don't worry on the costs of this device, because you can built one with less than 150$ and can save you thousands of dollars every year, money which you could use to rent a new house, to buy new appliances, or why not, a new car.Labels: : New Auto Hybrid car 2008 review gas hybrid vehicle hybride car preview hybrid water car hybrid gas NGV CNG

The Best Device To Save Gas - Save Money On Gas From Tomorrow : New Auto Hybrid car 2008

2008-04-27T03:11:00.000-07:00

A Hybrid Car Races Round The Block : Auto hybrid review 2009

2008-04-19T19:54:00.000-07:00

A Hybrid Car Races Round The Block : Auto hybrid review 2009
by Alex Baumm
It has been reported that Toyota is planning to run a hybrid car in the NASCAR endurance race soon. The endurance race runs for 24 hours, so the question is, can the NASCAR's hybrid racer finish the race let alone win it?Toyota has been developing and making hybrid cars since 2006 and the world's leading seller of hybrids vehicles, Yomiuri Shimbun, wants the Le Mans endurance race to be the main showcase for the hybrid vehicle.There are professionals in all fields working hard on the NASCAR's hybrid racer to get it ready for 2010.It may seem like a lifetime away, but in reality it will come up to them quicker than a starting car. There are dozens of people from Toyota in the racing and the hybrid divisions working round the clock to perfect the car.Toyota as a company is no stranger to this field as it has had a hybrid racer win an endurance race that lasted 24 hours. It was the Supra HV-R hybrid car that Toyota won with. They stopped however during 1999 when the car only placed second. They started to focus on the formula 1 racing world.Hybrid cars can stand the test of an endurance race as Toyota has proved in the past. Is it only a matter of time before every car in races such as NASCAR and Formula 1 are hybrid cars?The green cars still play second best to diesel or petrol cars; can they ever make it up to and beyond them? There is no doubt that hybrid cars can stand up in style, speed and comfort stakes.However, when we are talking about 24 hour endurance races and Formula 1 races; will they ever be able to get anywhere close?Hybrid cars of NASCAR may be said as not second best, however, as these cars have shown through tests that they are at par with the world's best diesel and petrol cars.There is no doubt that the world is starting to take hybrid cars more seriously than ever before, we are more focused on what is green now than we ever have been. It is important for all aspects of motoring that NASCAR's hybrid racer can perform and outperform other standard cars.It could lead the way for everyone else to take notice too. Right now, the world over is betting that hybrids have lots of good things to offer to the riding public.And they are certainly right about that.NASCAR hybrid racers like that of Toyota will make big news, as predicted by sports fans, in the upcoming endurance race because of the increase efforts invested by automakers.Design, engineering and endurance tests have been amazingly doubled by most companies to give the hybrids especially the NASCAR racers the push they need to further upgrade their reputation and worldwide acceptance. NASCAR hybrid racers will give avid car racing fans the show they want to see come the next Daytona or even F1.Hybrid cars have really gone a long way and the world has indeed realized that the gas guzzling, environment harming vehicles are not going to save the world any time soon.The eco-drive that hybrid cars offer has finally found its way to America and they have managed to do it in amazing style... Not that we expected anything less of course.

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Water For Fuel - Why It's EASY To Make Happen : new water Hybrid autos

2008-04-10T09:41:00.000-07:00

Water For Fuel - Why It's EASY To Make Happen
by Dave Latimer
Water power can provide alternative energy to run your automobiles. Are you surprised? Don't be. The advanced technology has made it possible to use water as an alternative to gasoline and other fuels to run your automobiles. People have long been trying to find out an alternative way to save on the huge expenses incurred on fuel that has so long been eating away the lion share of their budget. You may have heard or seen movies that feature electric and other alternative energy driven cars. Such movies actually bring to fore the concept of alternative fuel.
Scientists have long been engaged in research to find a feasible alternative to expensive gasoline, diesel, and petrol. Today they are realizing a successful way out as they have succeeded in devising an ICE system that runs on water. They have developed technology, where water can be broken down to release energy enough to drive a car. Do not for a minute think in terms of power plants that use water to produce electricity. Water actually turns into fuel in this new system. Before you know how you can install a waterpower system in your car, it is important for you to understand the system involved.
The first thing you must know is that water does not directly work as fuel. Even the kids know that water itself is a non-combustible substance. How then, can water be treated as a fuel? Well, scientists have taken the chemical composition of water into account to turn it into a viable fuel source. Each molecule of water consists of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen - H2O. As electricity passes through water, it breaks the water molecules into hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms. They combine to form a new compound - HHO - which is highly combustible. For this process to take place smoothly, we need to add a few other necessary chemicals along with water. Therefore, it will be a misconception to assume that you can fill the oil tank with tap water and it will work like gasoline. This process is not as simple. The water that you pour inside the jar is not used as the fuel directly. You need to install a system to change it into fuel. The water, as stated earlier, needs electrolysis to transform into fuel. The system will produce inflammable gas from water that acts as fuel.
The next important thing is to understand the process of installing the system in your car so that it runs on water. The installation process, unlike popular belief, is not at all complicated. It is a fairly simple and low-cost procedure. There are two ways to install this system. Either you can visit a garage where you can a competent technician to install the system in your car; or you can buy the device from any reputed shop and install the system on your own. Many people are not very confident in doing it themselves and take aid of technicians from a garage. Once you have a fair idea about the functionality of the system, you do need any such assistance.

Water Powered Cars - Some Of The Common Myths About Them : New Auto Hybrid car 2008 review

2008-04-10T09:37:00.000-07:00

Water Powered Cars - Some Of The Common Myths About Them
by Dave Latimer

We live in a world where the oil wells are drying up with a finality that indicates that we need to find alternate sources of fuel. Most of the cars running on the roads use gasoline to derive power. The gasoline prices are however increasing constantly. Therefore, the car companies are constantly searching for alternative sources to make the vehicles less dependent on gasoline.
Recently the market has seen an increase in the number of vehicles running on alternative fuels that have been released by the auto giants.
Most people remain in doubt about the nascent technology of running the car on water. The technology has been received with much skepticism among the automobile enthusiasts. So here is a list of few myths regarding this technology along with what it is in fact.
1. Water powered engines will damage the car: The fact remains that a car's engine is more damaged by unburned fuel than anything else. The most important factor that one must keep in mind is that water is actually beneficial for the engine. This technology not only cleans up the carbon deposit caused by unburned gasoline but actively cleans out the engine every time you drive your car. This flushing of your engine with water helps it perform smoother and better. With the help of this technology, the engine will steam-clean itself regularly.
2. The engine becomes noisier: This rumor is completely baseless. The water powered device, after being installed into the engine, makes the engine perform better. The noise made by the engine is reduced substantially. The engine also stops "knocking" and "pinging". Right from the moment the device is installed, the effect is not only reduction in noise, but lesser vibration, smoother transmission, cleaner pistons and valves.
3. Water heats up the engine: The fact remains that the water actually cools down the engine. For many years, truck owners have known how water helps in reducing the number of engine break downs. It also reduces the cost of repair to a greater degree. With the help of the water powered systems, now you can take advantage of the cooling effect of the water, which will cost you a fraction of the expensive water injecting systems.
4. Such system reduces the pick up of the vehicle: The water driven system actually widens the range of torque of the vehicle, thereby enabling the vehicle to accelerate. This has resulted in better engine efficiency, thereby making water driven cars the choice of most people eager to make their cars greener.
5. The change is irreversible: Unlike most other variations made to the car, this technology is entirely unobtrusive, which means that the car's original configuration is not changed due to the installation of this system. If somehow you are not satisfied with the operation of this machine, you can certainly remove the device so that your car will be back to its original performance.
The installation of this system does not require the owner to alter the engine and computer of the car in any way so it is completely safe.

Fuel Econony--Is There A Cheap Way To Increase Your Car's Mileage? : New Auto Hybrid mileage car 2008

2008-04-10T09:35:00.000-07:00

Fuel Econony--Is There A Cheap Way To Increase Your Car's Mileage?
by Richard Wooldridge
I have heard that there are ways that you can convert your car or truck to a water-burning vehicle [Water Hybrid] that results in huge fuel savings. You could actually convert you car or truck to burn water as well as gasoline and perhaps double your mileage! Just imagine--you could be running your car on water gas or water power! This idea really intrigued me. That would certainly be some cheap gas! I mean how expensive is WATER? But could you actually be driving around using water as fuel--water fuel--and laugh at the rising cost of gas? Could you also be reducing emissions and possibly helping to prevent Global Warming! Can you actually run a car on water? Can you even imagine a car that runs on water? What could be a better fuel alternative than WATER? Imagine--a water car! Well, I was skeptical, but curious. Then I discovered that the technology to do this has been around a long time. It is actually based on old "forgotten" US Patents. There is actually a way to create devices that develop a little electricity out of your car or truck to separate water into a gas called HHO. HHO is two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. HHO is also known as Brown's Gas. It burns beautifully, provides lots of energy, while the end product is just WATER! My next thought was that this technology has to be dangerous, right? But it seems that the way the water energy is released is very safe. It is ignited only by the strong spark inside your car or truck's engine. So it seems that burning WATER for gas is actually a viable way to achieve some very positive results such as....... ***Decrease your fuel expenses and run your car on cheap gas. ***Enhance your engine's power and performance ***Clean up emissions that damage your health and your family ***Possibly double your mileage So how do you create this technology that will improve your gas mileage? If you would like to know more about how to improve your fuel economy, visit this Web site MyHouse52.com

The $13 Million Dollar Ford Motors Case: New Ford Hybrid cars

2008-04-01T05:31:00.000-07:00

The $13 Million Dollar Ford Motors Case
by Ivan Cuxeva Jr

Cases that go on for years tend to be big news once they get fully investigated and a jury arrives to a conclusion based upon all the evidence brought to the court room. The American legal system is one of the best in the world however it is not perfect and when it comes to cases which handles matters of laws things can get pretty complicated and legal battles can extend for years. Lets take a look at a recent case which has grabbed people's attention due to the parties involved and because this case had to be handled by the supreme court of Georgia.
It was February of 1999 when Anne M. Gibson was traveling through Clarke County driving her 1985 Mercury Marquis, all of the sudden the owner of a Toyota truck hit the back of her vehicle causing a fire which ultimately killed Anne. Normal death conditions taking in consideration this was a car accident, this is what some people think however the investigation presented by James E. Butler and the plaintiff shed new light as to the reason this accident resulted in a fiery car crash which took the life of Anne.
The parties involved in such case were Ford Motors, the co-defendant Draw-Tile (a company which manufactures trailer hitches) and obviously the husband of the victim. The argument presented by the plaintiff's attorney was that the way Anne's car was designed made the gas tank very vulnerable during a rear collision, the co-defendant Draw-Tile was involved because the trailer hitch which was present during the time of the accident had dangerous bolts which may have punctured the tank which ultimately resulted in an intense fire.
After a prolonged deliberation the Supreme Court of Georgia upheld the 13 million dollar judgment against this giant automotive company which refused to produce to the plaintiffs lawyers a set of crash test results. This case was decided in March 28, 2008 and shall be referred to as the "Ford Motor Company vs Gibson" case.
Georgia Supreme Court Justices had to handle the case due to the number of appeals filed by the plaintiff. This just comes to show that big companies can take a case to the bitter end regardless of human loss, fortunately for Mr. Gibson the Justices agreed with previous court rulings.

Better Mileage In The Near Future : New Auto Hybrid car 2008

2008-03-24T05:38:00.000-07:00

Better Mileage In The Near Future
by Len
How Detroit Will Reach 35 mpg By Chuck Squatriglia December 20, 2007 4:37:15 PMCategories: Fuel Economy, Industry It's taken more than two decades of fighting, but the auto industry finally has a new fuel economy standard it can live with. The magic number is 35 mpg, and automakers have 13 years to get there. Now the question is: How?Meeting that benchmark will require developing new technology, investing billions in new manufacturing and shunning the "bigger is better" mentality that has guided the auto industry for 20 years. It will be an unprecedented challenge and a seismic change for an industry that has never had much interest in either."This is the automotive equivalent of the moon shot," Ron Cogan, the editor and publisher of Green Car Journal and GreenCar.com, told us. "They know they have to reach these goals. They know it won't be easy. They'll have to marshal all of their resources, and those of their suppliers, to do this."A recent study by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found automakers could double fuel economy relatively easily by emphasizing lighter - though not necessarily smaller - cars with more efficient gasoline, diesel and hybrid drivetrains. And that, industry experts told us, is pretty much what the industry will do.Just 58 of the 1,199 vehicle models listed in the Environmental Protection Agency's 2008 Fuel Economy Guide eight of the 2007 models get a combined city and highway fuel efficiency of 35 mpg or better, and they're not all subcompacts or small hybrids like the Toyota Prius. The current average is 26.4 mpg, so clearly there's a long way to go if automakers are to reach an average of 35 mpg for their entire fleets, as the law requires - especially for Detroit, which has spent the past two decades focusing most of its attention on SUVs and pickups.Industry experts said the first changes will be relatively subtle, relatively cheap and relatively soon. They'll include improved aerodynamics, six-speed automatic automatic transmissions and dual-clutch manual transmissions. Engine-driven components like power steering pumps will give way to electric ones. More efficient gearing and tires with lower rolling resistance will bring still more improvements. The cumulative effect can be significant. Ford says these tactics boosted the fuel efficiency of the V-6 Taurus by 10 percent. The 2008 Taurus has a combined city/highway fuel economy of 22 mpg.Subcompacts are the fastest-growing segment of the market, but no one expects Detroit to dump SUVs in favor of microcars. Instead, automakers will use a lot more aluminum, magnesium and lightweight steel to reduce the weight of all their cars. Ford has said it will trim 250 to 750 pounds from every car in its lineup between 2012 and 2020.The most radical changes will come under the hood. Automakers will embrace direct injection -- a more efficient means of getting fuel into the combustion chamber -- in a big way and bring more diesel and hybrid drivetrains to market."We're looking at massive changes in engine technology," Aaron Bragman, an auto industry analyst with Global Insight, told us. "Two-thirds of the U.S. fleet will have to change to direct injection. One-third of the total market will be diesel, and half of those will be diesel-electric hybrids. Everyone is pursuing a strategy of smaller engines with direct injection and turbochargers."Each of the Big Three is investing billions of dollars in these efforts. Chrysler's new Phoenix V-6 engine shuts down three cylinders when less power is needed, improving fuel efficiency by 3 to 6 percent. The company recently opened three factories to begin producing the engines. Ford is developing four- and six-cylinder direct injection turbocharged engines it says burn 10 to 20 percent less gasoline without any loss in performance. It plans to begin putting the engine in several models during the next five years, beginning with the Lincoln MKS.All three automakers plan to offer more "flex-fuel" vehicles that burn gas or E85 ethanol. They're all looking at so-called clean diesel engines, with Chrysler offering one in the 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee and Ford putting one in the F-150 pickup - the best selling vehicle in America for 26 years - by the end of the decade. And they're all dumping truckloads of money into hybrid technology. GM and Chrysler and banking on the two-mode hybrid drivetrain it developed with BMW, while Ford will continue pushing the system it first offered in the Escape while also developing plug-in hybrid technology.General Motors is way out in front on the hybrid front, promising to deliver one new hybrid every three months for the next two years. Look for gas-electric versions of the Chevrolet Malibu and Cadillac Escalade before long. Ford's rolling out hybrids of the Fusion and Mercury Milan next year, and Chrysler will come along a year later with the Aspen and Dodge Durango gas-electric SUVs. Both will offer a 25 percent improvement in fuel economy over their gasoline-powered counterparts, which get 16.5 mpg (combined city and highway).The Big Three also are looking beyond petroleum. GM recently opened a design studio dedicated exclusively to developing electric vehicles like the Chevrolet Volt, and it recently started road testing 100 hydrogen fuel cell Equinox SUVs in Southern California. Ford has its own hydrogen fuel cell fleet on the road, and is testing hydrogen-fueled internal-combustion engines. Chrysler's got an electric vehicle development program and will show off its ecoVoyager hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit next month.All this technology won't come cheap, for the automakers or consumers. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it could cost the auto industry $114 billion - with a 'b' - to implement the new fuel economy standard, and Bragman tells us sticker prices could climb 5 to 15 percent. But Cogan says retail prices will come down once the number of cars using the technology goes up, just as it did with airbags, anti-lock brakes and other advances. We're wrapping up a story examining the issue and will post the link once it's up.American automakers may face the biggest challenge in reaching the 35 mpg benchmark because they offer everything from subcompacts to full-size SUVs and will have to improve the fuel efficiency of all of them. But they may also be in the best position to make quick gains because they sell a lot of cars in Europe, where vehicles tend to be smaller and thriftier. The automakers just need to figure out how to adapt them to American regulations and sell them to American consumers.GM is already figuring that out. Just this week, GM unveiled the Saturn Astra, a slightly reworked version of the Opel Astra, one of Europe's best-selling compacts.Its 1.6-liter turbocharged engine delivers 32 mpg.

2008 Honda FCX hybrid: New Auto Hybrid honda

2008-03-18T05:35:00.000-07:00

2008 Honda FCX hybrid : New hybrid Honda 2009
by bickss
this is hydogen powered clarity fuel cell vehicle which will coming to the US market of southern california in summer 2008. according to the american honda this car can be get for three years lease on $600 per month including maintenance and collison insurance too. according to the honda it has achieves the approximate equivalent of 68 mpg combined fuel economy or about two to three times the fuel economy of a like gas-powered car. Driving range is 270 miles. Honda has refine its fuel cell system and its FCX clarity has gained . new lithium-ion battery pack that is 40 percent less weight and 50 percent smaller than the current-generation FCX's ultra-capacitor. according to honda reviews it has received 40 percent reduction in fuel cell size too.

Water4Gas Hydrogen Gas Saver Overview : New cars Hybrid 2008

2008-03-15T20:44:00.000-07:00

Water4Gas Hydrogen Gas Saver Overview : New cars Hybrid 2008
by GARKO
Using the Hydrogen Gas Saver in your vehicle is without doubt the best gas saving method anyone would want to use. This system can be easily self made by anyone who owns a car / truck. The Water4Gas system will give your car engine a substantial assist in multiple ways! Longer gas mileage, money saver, reduced smog and significantly reduces the unpleasant smell exhaust pipe flatulence. A hydrogen gas saver is also known as a hydrogen gas generator ( HHO generator ). What it does is split the hydrogen and oxygen gas - also known as Brown's Gas, or HHO - by using your engine's electrical system, a few spoonfuls of baking soda and some distilled water. It only takes a single gallon of distilled water to produce about two thousand gallons of fuel for your engine. There is no scarcity of reasons on why you should use a hydrogen gas saver. Everyone has their own reasons, so its hard to list every one of them. I will try to name out a few of common ones. You are headed to the poor house because of your engine refueling cost You are irritated to see how quickly that you have to stop by the gas station when your tank runs out You gag from the toxic gasses your car is emitting You get irritated from the noisy engine Your engine engine conks out on you easily Additional benefits are that it should help minimize gas emissions from your car. Your engine should also perform better. So, in addition to giving a range of from 20 - 70 percent reduced gas usage, you get improved overall performance, including diminishing the knocking and pinging out of your engine. There are many advantages from using a hydrogen gas saver.Clean up emissions Possibly double your mileage Substantially optimizes engine power Impedes futher carbon build up Reduce engine temperature - Less heat Your system will be noticeably quieter - Less noise Prolong your engine life Slashes your fuel expenses Does not contribute to global warming Reduces the unpleasant farts from your emissions system These are some reasons why Water4Gas is the #1 most highly rated hydrogen gas saver available. We have detailed pictures, charts and explanation of our system and they are very well compiled and simple to follow. We offer a free market place where you can locate vendors who can provide precise items needed to assemble the system! You get free lifetime updates and tech support. The data also has been translated into nine languages. Latest news: water4gas can be adapted for use on ALL trucks!