Can You Run Your Car On Water

Is it possible to really use water as fuel in your car?

There is very convincing evidence that supports the fact that you can.

Anyone can simply do it I'm about to tell you about a simple technology you can have right now, called Water4Gas. It's one of the most practical free-energy devices, marked by extraordinary simplicity and effectiveness.

Widespread development and experimentation by numerous back yard engineers has proven one method feasible. With this method you can run your traditional automobiles partially on water (that's a "Water Hybrid") with little or no modifications.

You should be able to increase your gas efficiency by as much as 59% (Toyota 99) or even 70% (Cadillac 99).

You could drastically cut down discharges and help reduce Global Warming.

You can improve efficient burning of fuel and consequently lessen wear and tear, engine clatter, high temperature in the engine, carbon deposits, etc.

Things You'll Need

• Plastic water tank
• Control circuit
• Reaction chamber
• High-pressure carb / FI fitting
• Three gauges

Step 1

Find a way to easily break down the water molecule into its hydrogen and oxygen elements. The hydrogen is what will provide the energy. This may be the most difficult step, but the simplest way seems to involve water, an electrolyte like salt and a metal alloy.

Step 2

Build a reaction chamber that will convert the hydrogen into energy. This generally involves electrodes in a container that will break down the water into its elements. When you hit the gas pedal, the energy to the electrodes increases.

Step 3

Install the reaction chamber and a water tank into the car, connecting them to the carburetor or fuel injector. You will also likely need a CHT or EGT gauge and control circuit to determine your car's operating temperature range and maintain that range in your water engine.

Step 4

Replace the car valves with stainless steel and coat the pistons/cylinders and exhaust system with ceramic. This will prevent everything from rusting.

Looking for an easier and safer ways to converting your car?