How about a water powered 5.0 fellas?

poboys 94

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http://www.runyourcarwithwater.com/?hop=cyprusmete

What do guys think? I hope he doesn't let the gov get there greedy hands on this or we'll be paying $4 for a gallon of water.

 

1slow95

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A guy at work is trying that on an old cheap car. I'll let you know how it turns out.

And it's not water powered. It converts water to hydrogen, which is burned along with gas. They claim something like 20-35% average increase in mileage, with up to 75% increase with other modifications.

 

poboys 94

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Low-5.0 said:

A guy at work is trying that on an old cheap car. I'll let you know how it turns out.

And it's not water powered. It converts water to hydrogen, which is burned along with gas. They claim something like 20-35% average increase in mileage, with up to 75% increase with other modifications.

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Yeah the end result is hydrogen, I think it's neat tho, please post up the results should be very interesting no doubt.

 

1TallMF

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Sounds intreaguing.... I'll believe it when I see someone do it for real

 

ProKiller

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didn't they do that on myth busters and it didn't work?

 

Wi Stang

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Yeah I am pretty sure Mythbusters checked that out.
If I remember correctly it the system actually did make some hydrogen, but it was sooooo slow that you could never make enough to actually run on.

 

parchisi

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That myth = BUSTED