The cost of gasoline these days is outrageous. Diesel is regularly over $4 a gallon, and regular fuel is rising quickly to match it. Top it all off with the damage these fuels do to the environment – billowing toxic fumes into the atmosphere – and it is obvious that we need a better solution for our transportation needs than gasoline. The concept behind a Water4Fuel system, the basic dream that all automobile scientists have been slaving over for years now is genius. Being able to reduce or even eliminate the cost of fuel by using a Water4Fuel system in addition to gasoline engine.

Slowly but surely, this amazing dream has become more of an option for consumers everywhere as the technology has developed to a point where we might, in the very near future, be using a Water4Fuel system in our vehicles.

They Said It Was Impossible

For years, as optimistic scientists have been working tirelessly to develop a Water4Fuel solution, others have been striving hard to point out that it can’t happen. For whatever reason, they are dead set against the idea that a Water4Fuel system could actually be used to solve our fuel crisis. The truth is much more promising as scientists have uncovered what is known as HHO gas – created from common tap water and full of potentially energy laden Hydrogen. By electrically charging the water and removing the hydrogen from the water particles, energy is conducted.

In the past, many individuals assumed that the answer would be pure hydrogen used in vehicles. The truth is that hydrogen is highly explosive and dangerous. When compressed enough to meet the energy needs of a vehicle, a hydrogen fuel cell amounts to nothing better than a very small, clean bomb. Water however is the safest, most commonly available compound on the planet and that makes it ideal for a fuel source.

Why you Haven’t Seen a Water4Fuel System in Your New Sedans

Like it or not, a Water4Fuel solution is still a ways off because of the power that the oil industry has over our government and our economy. The future of commercial Water4Fuel solutions is a long way off, but that does not stop people from creating their own HHO systems to revamp their vehicles into hybrid cars with incredible gas mileage. These systems, created and sold for the purpose of making Water4Fuel a reality for any consumer have been shown to improve gas mileage by up to 300% in some cases and reduce emissions by as much as 80%.

While we may have to continue languishing in the economic deadlock the oil industries have on us and our vehicles, there are options popping up out there as enterprising inventors start creating their own means by which to power and operate the vehicles of today with the fuel solution of tomorrow. Water4Fuel is no longer a science fiction pipe dream – it is the means by which our cars will continue to drive the streets for decades to come, even when the oil reserves are all dried up.

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Gas prices have skyrocketed in recent months. When the gas prices were just $3.00 a gallon, the average family of two was spending $5,000 per year on gasoline alone. Now that it is nearing four dollars and shows no signs of slowing, the cost for the average family can be unbearable.

So if you are struggling to save money and looking for ways to increase fuel efficiency, there are several methods you can employ in order to save money on gas.

1. Travel between 35 and 55 MPH. Too slow and you are not using your gas effectively. Too fast and your engine is working too hard to keep you at the pace. 35 and 55 are the ideal MPG to ensure your gasoline is being used the most efficiently.
2. Gradually slow to a stop rather than quickly stepping on the pedal and stopping. This heats up your engine and causes it to use up gas faster. In addition, if the light turns green before you have come to a stop, speeding up will cause less harm on your engine than if you had been immobile.
3. Check your filters and ensure they are clean from debris. Replace them if necessary.
4. Check your spark plugs and your fuel injectors – these are easily replaceable pieces of equipment that, if old or damaged, can cost you hundreds of dollars in additional gasoline.
5. Make sure your tires are inflated. Deflated tires can cause 25% fuel efficiency loss or more, costing you at least one thousand dollars in additional gas each year.
6. Make sure your gas cap is tightened after every fill up. Loose gas caps cause your gas to evaporate before it is used to power your car.
7. Remove any extra weight from your car so that your engine does not have to work as hard.
8. Keep your car tuned. A tuned car is far less likely to burn gas, because it helps your engine run at its full potential.
9. Do not speed up when travelling up hills. Your car is having a difficult enough time fighting gravity. Adding the extra pressure will only cause it to work harder.
10. Refrain from using the air conditioner, as this uses up approximately 1 mile per gallon. That mile adds up to a significant amount over time.
11. Do not idle. Turn your car off if you are planning on sitting somewhere for more than a few seconds. Although gas is used when you turn your car back on, idling for a few minutes uses far more.
12. Use cruise control – By not shifting speeds (caused by human error) your engine will not need to work as hard and will have an easier time dealing with the road.
13. Use the correct octane level for your car. Using a higher quality octane for an engine that prefers regular octane can actually harm performance rather than help it.
14. Try not to buy gas when it is hot outside – this is more of a way of saving money than it is improving MPG, but gas expands in heat and concentrates in the cold. Gas companies charge you by volume (ie the amount of liquid) rather than by concentration. It is not much, but by filling up during the colder times of the day, you actually get a little bit more gas than if you fill up in the warmer weather.
15. Remove anything that causes air resistance – this includes bike racks, luggage racks, etc. Air resistance causes strain on your engine. The more aerodynamic your car is, the better gas mileage it receives.

Using these tips can save you and your family a thousand dollars a year on gas or more. They are not difficult to implement and can not only be beneficial to your wallet, but to the environment as well.

For too long, oil companies have had a chokehold on the way we live our lives. Thanks to billions they make each year, they have successfully:

• Prevented car companies from creating cars with better gas mileage
• Prevented the signing of the Kyoto accords in order to require less pollution
• Prevented research into alternative forms of energy
• Prevented politicians from speaking out about the importance of alternative energies, such as water fuel (HHO).

While this behavior is allowed to continue, it will be impossible for this country to move away from foreign oils and into cheaper, safer and less controversial methods of alternative energy.

Water Fuel (HHO)

One of these new alternative methods is known as HHO. HHO is, essentially, water that has been electrolyzed so that its two parts (hydrogen and oxygen) separate. The hydrogen is then used for energy to power cars and significantly decrease the amount of gas necessary in order to travel long distances. This increased MPG rating allows not only for thousands of dollars of savings each year, but it also reduces pollution considerably as well as reduces our dependence on foreign oils.

In the future, it is likely that all cars will be powered by this water fuel. HHO has shown itself to be an effective energy source on its own, without the need for any type of gasoline. However, until more research can be done on the best way to utilize HHO gas, there are ways to convert your gas running car into a hybrid car that runs on a combination of gasoline and HHO.

Water Fuel Systems

By creating a homemade electrolyzer, you can create a water fuel system that will create HHO gas and feed it into your engine, using only a little bit of your car’s electricity, water, and parts you can buy at a hardware store. These parts cost less than fifty dollars and rarely need to be replaced.

HHO gas is not dangerous, because it is only created by your engine when you need it. Otherwise, it remains basic water. Pure hydrogen – an alternative energy source that scientists have been playing around with for years – is volatile and can explode if hit too hard, which makes it dangerous on the road where accidents can happen at any time. HHO gas is not combustible, so it will not explode.

It will, however, up to triple your gas mileage and keep your engine cooler, improving the life of your car. It keeps your gas as a liquid, so no gas is burned away during the combustion process, and it helps supplement gas by using itself as a form of energy.

It will be several years before we can fully stop using gasoline to power our cars. Although hybrids help, they can be extremely expensive and some of them do not work as well as some non-hybrid cars at improving fuel economy. So until the day that we can solely depend on water fuel, HHO gas will continue to be an effective way to help reduce the harm we cause to the environment and reduce our dependence on gas and oil.

Water fuel systems are new invention that is sweeping the nation. Designed to supplement your gas usage in order to provide you with up to triple your normal gas mileage, water fuel systems are easy to use, easy to create engine additions that will help you save thousands of dollars in gas and reduce your negative effects on the environment, by using normal tap water to create an abundant supply of energy.

HHO Gas

Water fuel systems use what is known as HHO Gas – stemming from water, HHO gas uses electrolysis to cause the hydrogen and oxygen particles to divide. The hydrogen is then used to add energy to gas tanks in order to cool down the engine, keep gas from burning up too quickly, and increase gas mileage dramatically.

HHO gas burns clean, and after use, the HHO gas turns back into water. This reduces the harmful effects that driving your car has on the environment because there are no emissions, simply water dripping from your car’s exhaust pipe (when you use an HHO system, it is recommended that you wrap your exhaust pipe in ceramic to avoid rusting).

These Water Fuel Systems are still unavailable on the market, but they can be created at home using equipment you can find at your local hardware shop. They are safe, and they do not void your warranty because they are fully reversible. Once built, the electrolyzers necessary to create HHO gas hook up directly to your car’s battery and only need the slightest amount of electricity to work correctly. No new battery is needed and your car will not suffer any negative side effects from the slight decrease in electrical output.

They also work on any type of car, from SUV to Sedan to minivan – even trucks. No matter what type of car you own, you can benefit from the HHO gas supplement.

Water as Fuel

Using water as fuel is going to be the next step in alternative energy technology. By taking advantage of HHO gas, car manufacturers should be able to harness the hydrogen so that your car does not require any gasoline at all.

Still, creating a hybrid car using a water fuel system and gasoline is a significant step towards reducing the harmful effects on the climate. And the money you save by not filling as often (estimated to be about $1000 per year with average use) can be a huge help to anyone hoping to increase the size of their budgets.

Big Oil

Unfortunately, until the oil companies have less control over the automobile market, it is unlikely you will see fully water powered cars for the next decade or so. But until then, adding an HHO supplement to your engine is a useful way to ensure your car runs better than its maximum fuel efficiency, and that you are able to do your part in combating global climate change. 

There are two priorities for politicians, scientists and environmentalists across the nation:

1. Reduce our dependence on foreign oil
2. Fight global warming

Both of these have been a difficult task, because the opposition to these two priorities is strong. Oil companies shell out millions to influence the government, keep car companies creating fuel guzzling automobiles and prevent research into alternative energy sources. And businesses that cause heavy amounts of pollutants threaten layoffs and other economy downfalls should they have to pay for more expensive equipment that does not pollute the earth as much.

So without any government assistance and without car companies looking at ways to utilize alternative energy sources, citizens must take it upon themselves to solve both of these issues. One of the ways to do this is with a water fueled car.

Water Fueled Cars

For a long time, car manufacturers were trying to create a car that could run solely on hydrogen. And, contrary to popular belief, they were successful. They managed to create cars that ran perfectly, with the end result being water, rather than pollution.

But these cars were never able to reach the marketplace, because hydrogen cells cost thousands to make and often used more energy than they saved. Although the pollution from cars decreased, energy uses were significant and hydrogen cars simply were not a viable option.

Hydrogen technology, however, did not die. Inventors and mechanics figured out a way to use hydrogen to help power cars – in addition to gasoline – in order to make them more effective, help the gas last longer, and greatly reduce both pollution levels and gas usage, ultimately resulting in less dependence on foreign oil and a cleaner, safer environment.

These water fueled cars use what is known as HHO gas – essentially water that is divided into its two particles, 2 Hydrogen and 1 Oxygen. HHO gas is created using your car’s engine to create electrolysis (the act of separating chemicals), and the hydrogen particles that are removed go directly into your engine to fuel your car.

This technology is surprisingly easy to create, and can help your car run 50-300% longer than its previous MPG rating. In this regard, you will spend less money of fuel per year, use less fuel per year, and create less emissions to pollute the environment.

By getting more out of your fuel, you can do what the government hasn’t – you can fight global warming by using a water fueled car that does not emit as much toxic chemicals into the air, and you can reduce our dependence on foreign oil by requiring less oil for your car to run properly.

Until the oil companies lose hold on the way the government is run, or the politicians decide it is time to take serious action, using an HHO gas supplement on your car is one thing you can do to take matters into your own hands and continue the fight against climate change and reduce our dependence on foreign oil.

For the average environmentalist, attempting to solve global warming makes them feel like a hypocrite. This is because no matter how much time they put into recycling, using low energy bulbs, reducing trash and using environmentally safe products, they still need to use their car almost every day to travel to and from work. And since cars are some of the biggest pollutants in the world, this can cause these environmentalists personal grief.

Luckily, a new engine supplement has recently been gaining popularity that may help reduce that stress. It is known as HHO gas, and it essentially converts your car into a water fuel engine.

Using Water as Fuel

It will be at least a decade before the oil companies lose their grip on politicians and allow research to go into creating a 100% water powered car. Until then, these HHO gas systems can help your gasoline last significantly longer, by essentially creating a hybrid car that runs on both water and fuel.

While this may seem like science fiction, the reality is that hydrogen is one of the most powerful pieces of energy on earth. For years, researchers have tried to figure out how to bottle hydrogen cells and use them to run cars – and in fact, they have been successful, with cars that run exclusively on hydrogen gas. The problem is that these cells are expensive to make and take almost as much energy to create as they would use to run a car without it. So research in this area has begun looking for other alternatives.

HHO gas is one of those alternatives. It separates the hydrogen particles directly from water, placing them into your engine to use as fuel only when you need them. In this way, it is not as expensive to create and not combustible.

Because research in this area is slim, it has been difficult to make a truly 100% water fuel engine, given the limited resources available. However, there are ways to use this technology to supplement your engine, helping your MPG increase anywhere from 50-300%.

And, unlike the liquids and other gasoline supplements you are supposed to use to fill your gas tank in order to get your MPG to last longer, this HHO gas actually works.

Saving the Environment

By using this HHO gas to supplement your existing fuel, you are helping fight global warming in two ways. First, your newly created water fuel engine will help your gas last significantly longer, meaning that you are not polluting the earth nearly as much as you were previously on the same amount of gasoline.

Second, after HHO gas has been used, it doesn’t pollute the environment the same way gasoline does. In fact, once you use water to create fuel, the used cells turn right back into water.

Once all cars have a water fuel engine, the only thing your cars will create is water, and environmentalists will no longer have to worry that driving their cars will pollute the environment. But until that day, adding an HHO gas supplement to your car is the best way to significantly improve your gas mileage and reduce the amount of harm you are causing to the environment.

If you are handy around the automobile and tired of high gas prices, maybe it’s time for you to fix your engine so that your car runs on water.

Water As Fuel

Most people do not believe it can be done, but in truth gasoline is not the most versatile of fuels. After some of the gas is used in the engine, more of it passes through and gets burned and evaporates in what is known as the catalytic converter. The catalytic converter does not power your engine, so this gasoline is simply getting cooked away without being used to fuel your car.
In a way, your gas is acting as a coolant for your engine, but is not being utilized to its fullest degree. Possibly 40% or more (as estimated by the EPA) is lost during this process.

Water, on the other hand, can be pumped into the gas to help it maintain its liquid form and last longer. By adding a water fueling system, known as an HHO system (HHO stands for 2 Hydrogen, One Oxygen), you can keep the fuel as liquid rather than allowing it to burn in the converter, thus saving the gas to be used later.

How Does an HHO System Work

Once you have built added the HHO system to your car (which involves plugging in some of your battery’s electricity to assist the water’s electrolysis), the hydrogen particles break off. Once you step on the gas, the water helps create fuel vapors that both cool your car and provide your car with energy. Essentially, your car runs on water.

And this water does not have to be any sort of special water you need to buy at the store. Tap water works just as well as any other water. You are essentially creating a hybrid car, one that still uses some gas, but also uses the HHO system to supplement the gas in order to get it to last at least 40% longer than even the manufacturer’s liberal estimate.

Because water is essentially free energy, you can refill your tank easily and benefit from lower emissions and lower fuel cost over time. And the current needed to run the electrolysis process is so minute, that you do not even need a new/extra battery to set up the system.
 
How to Set Up and HHO System

It is recommended that you purchase a guide to help you build the system in order to set it up correctly. Different systems have different methods. However, in general, the step-by-step instructions work as follows:

1. Install a CHT gauge and measure the temperature of your gasoline.
2. Test the controller to ensure it is providing the correct pulse output
3. Build the reaction chamber
   Install the parts (tank, controller, chamber, etc.). These parts can be specific to whichever guide you are using, but in general they will have a tank, a chamber, a controller and pressure fittings. Some may have additional tanks or wiring.
4. Test the engine, adjust any settings if necessary.
5. Install steel valves and ensure that you have wrapped all pistons and cylinders with ceramic.
6. Wrap the exhaust system with ceramic or replace it with a stainless steel pipe – This step may confuse people. Why do I need to wrap the exhaust system with ceramic? This is because after the HHO is used, it becomes water. That is why this water car phenomenon has become so popular with environmentalists. Rather than pollute the earth, the end result is simply water.
7. Run your car.

Building an HHO system is easy, though instructions are necessary to build it correctly. However, with a little bit of time and effort, you can completely transform your engine so that your car runs on water. 

In order to help save the environment, many people have turned to hybrid cars in order to cut down on the amount of gas they need and decrease their Co2 emissions.

Hybrid cars are a fantastic way to get more from your gas. But the cost of purchasing a hybrid car in order to have a less negative impact on the environment is sometimes too great for the average individual to afford. So instead of purchasing a new car, consider these four environmentally friendly ways to increase fuel economy using the car you already have.

Keep Your Gas Cap Tight

While it seems like an unimportant issue, ensuring that your gas cap is tightly snapped into place can prevent a great deal of gas from evaporating. It is estimated that 147 gallons or more are wasted each year from loose gas caps, where air hits the gasoline and encourages its evaporation. Keeping this gasoline prevents fill-ups, and it will also keep your costs down over time.

Check Your Tires

It is vitally important to check your tires and make sure that all of them are filled correctly. Deflated tires  are the number one cause of a poor fuel economy, causing decreases in fuel usage by up to 25% or more. That means that a quarter of your gas is being burned because your engine is strained by the excess poor balance between your tires and the extra friction caused by the flat rubber. In order to increase fuel economy, it is very important that your tires have been examined and are inflated properly.

Remove Any Extra Weight from your Car

If you are carrying any extra weight in your car, take it out. Gas burns faster if your car’s engine is struggling to come up with the energy it needs to pull the extra weight. Your car is not a storage shed, so anything that does not need to be in your car (for example, if you keep trash in your trunk with the hopes you remember to bring it to the dump some day) it needs to be removed. Doing so can increase fuel economy as much as 10%.

Check Your Filters, Spark Plugs and Fuel Injectors

All parts of your engine are vital to keeping it in top shape, but the filters, spark plugs and fuel injectors are the most important (and easiest to replace) pieces of your engine that are important to fuel economy. A spark plug can cost just a few dollars to replace, but the amount of gas you lose from an old or faulty spark plug can cost you hundreds of dollars over the course of the year.

By checking your car’s parts, removing extra weight from your car, checking your tires and tightening your gas cap, you should be able to increase fuel economy negatively harming the environment until the day that hybrid cars become more affordable for the everyday driver. 

Every time you drive your car, you are poisoning the environment. As the gas in your engine starts to burn, toxic fumes fill the atmosphere, causing climate change, holes in the ozone layer, and a general level of ill health throughout the population.

But at the same time, we need our cars to survive. Though many people may regret their choice, the basic reality is that without the car, travelling can take hours. Alternative methods of transport (such as buses or large carpools) are unreliable and not everyone has the strength to bike to work every day.

However there is an option on the horizon. One that is slowly gaining national attention and has the ability to not only change the environment, but change the way the world sees its energy. There is an option that car companies will not be able to ignore for much longer. That option, is a car that runs on water.

A Car That Runs On Water? Impossible

Many skeptics believe there is no way to create a car that runs on water, but that is simply not the case. Recently, environmentally conscious individuals have begun to notice what is known as HHO gas. This gas is created from common tap water, using a simple form of water electrolysis, where the one of the hydrogen parts separates from the water particles and becomes pure energy.
Solely Hydrogen powered cars were thought to be the energy of the future, as the end result of a hydrogen powered car is water. But due to the high combustibility of Hydrogen and the expense of creating fuel cells, this method proved too difficult.

But HHO gas bypasses this fuel cell process by separating the hydrogen from the water only when your car needs it for energy. By separating the particles in this manner, the Hydrogen is able to help power the car without any of the dangers or high cost.

Big Oil’s Effect on Water Powered Cars

Unfortunately, until the oil companies lose their grips on the throats of our politicians, it will be a long time before water powered cars are able to be put into production. But until then, homemade HHO systems designed to turn your normal car into a hybrid car exist that essentially have the same effect. These systems are designed to increase fuel economy, thus limiting the amount of fuel you use and causing less of  negative impact on the environment.

Some of these systems improve fuel efficiency by as much as 300%. This represents a cost savings of thousands of dollars every year and a reduction in emissions by as much as 80%.
Until the government is willing to help fund the creation of a car that runs on water using HHO technology, these do-it-yourself HHO systems may be the only way we can reduce our emissions and help save the environment. With water as our energy source, rather than oil, we can significantly improve our world and our way of life.

Whether you believe the Iraq war was designed to liberate Iraqi civilians from a totalitarian regime or simply a way to profit from oil, one things is certain: If we do not reduce our dependence on foreign oil, our involvement in the middle east is never going to end.

But most alternative energy sources have fallen far short of their goal. Whether it be from lack of research or from unfeasibility, these options have turned sour, and they do not appear to be a useful source of energy.

But there is one source of energy that has gone under the radar. One that has only recently been able to draw the attention of scientists and inventors alike. And that alternative energy source is none other than everyday water.

Environmental scientists everywhere are thrilled upon hearing the news about the ability to create fuel from water using HHO systems. These scientists are itching to expand on the invention and hopefully create 100% water run cars in the near future.

What Are HHO Systems?

HHO (which stands for Two Hydrogen, One Oxygen) is created by using an electrolyzer (a machine that separates one of the Hydrogen from the other) and using it as energy by providing it with a small chemical current. In cars, this process is connected directly to your gas tank, and the hydrogen both cools your gas (which helps it last longer) and adds extra energy to your car, helping improve your gas mileage considerably.

Because the oil companies do not want this type of technology to become a prominent source in the energy market, they have spent millions keeping proof of its existence off out television and out of the hands of the EPA. But this should not stop you from considering using an HHO system on your car; you simply need to build the machinery yourself.

Making Fuel from Water

Since the advent of HHO technology, making fuel from water has helped thousands of individuals increase their gas mileage dramatically by using a homemade HHO system. These systems are easy to create and easy to maintain, and guides to make fuel from water can be found throughout the Internet.

HHO technology has several benefits, including:

• Significantly reduced emissions, since the end product of HHO fuel is water.
• Greater gas mileage that can save the user thousands of dollars over the lifespan of their car.
• A possible tax write-off, saving additional thousands over time.

The technology to create fuel from water is simple and easy to create. And its greatest benefit: it will reduce our dependence on foreign oil.

No matter how much money one saves or how great the water fuel is for the environment, using one of these HHO systems will quickly reduce our need for foreign oil and hopefully stop any unnecessarily involvement in the Middle East.