It seems highly unlikely that by simply fitting a water container in the engine compartment of your car, inserting some electrical plates and using the gas that is generated to add to the normal fuel in your engine, you can greatly improve your fuel MPG. But countless DIYers have built their own systems to do exactly that. Now, fortunately, there is a whole range of e-books on the subject, showing you exactly how to do it. Manuals such as the Gas4Free plan, provide a complete set of instructions to put together such a system, fit it into your car and improve your fuel mpg enormously.
There is no doubt that the technology really works because a quick search will bring up hundreds of glowing testimonials. But if that's so, you'd think the automobile manufacturers would put it into all the cars they make, wouldn't you? Sure, the idea is patented, but there’s no reason why a licensing deal can’t be worked out. After all, the environmental benefits and financial advantages that would, accrue would be huge. What's stopping the auto companies from building this type of technology into their products to improve fuel mpg? And just think how unit sales would improve when you’re selling a car that has double the fuel mpg of its competitors.
There must be something preventing the car companies from taking the plunge.
Could the oil companies be at the bottom of this?
Are they in a cartel? Are national governments involved in this? Does OPEC play any part in this and what is the political agenda on this type of thing? It’s not at all clear is it?
A quick search of the web will reveal numerous testimonials from satisfied drivers who have fitted the systems and report remarkable results.
Hey, I'm not so naive that I believe everything I see in the Web so I'm going to go ahead and a fit a hydrogen generator into my 2002 Honda to see if I can achive the fuel mpg savings promised.
Fortunately, although I’m not a mechanic by any means, I do enjoy doing DIY projects and from everything I’ve read so far all the systems look pretty simple to build and install. As time goes on I expect to see plenty of dealers offering ready built systems that you can simply install in a couple of hours. There are a number of e-books available - this review seems to focus on the most popular ones and may assist you in finding the right one for you.
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