Fun and Free

I wrote a post several months ago about how you can get “free” fuel by converting your existing car or truck over to using pure HHO gas, produced by a converter mounted under the hood of your vehicle, using nothing but pure water.  I promised you more on that, but further research took me a while, and the final estimate of costs to convert a standard late model engine over to HHO ran upwards of $1500-$2000, and involved the car being out of service for a few weeks while modifications were made. 

The principle problem is rust.  Pure HHO converts back to water when burned, and the condensation in your engine can rust out valves, pistons, cylinders and even your exhaust system.  Of course, if auto manufacturers would simpy coat the moving parts of your engine with ceramic in the first place, engines would run cooler, be more fuel efficient, and it would only cost less than $100 per car to do it.  But rather than converting your car over, going without it for weeks while its converted, and spending about $2000 to do it, there is now a much cheaper, much easier way to get a huge benefit out of this technology.

There is a company that produces HHO generators designed to function with all late model engines, without making extensive modifications.  It works by using your engines existing vaccuum and computer sensors to replace the air you now combine with gasoline, with HHO gas.  This turns your car into a hybrid which burns a combination of gasoline and HHO gas.  Rust isn’t an issue, since your engine will continue to run at its current operatiing temperature, and condensation will occur after the exhaust leaves your vehicle.  Although you will still need gasoline as part of the fuel “mixture”, this offers several major benefits.

1. Mileage (MPG) increases from 15-60%, depending on the size of your vehicle and the largest size unit you can install (due to space limitations under the hood)
2. Emmissions of toxic gases from your vehicle degrease by at least the same percentage.
3. The units are easy to install, and 99% of the time, no further adjustments to the engine are needed.  You can either insatll these units yourself, or its an easy inexpensive install for almost any mechanic (about 2-3 hours labor)
4. The price for standard units run about $200-$400, and additional parts for specilized installations or add-ons should be no more than about $10-$20!

There is also a 30 day money back guarantee on these units.  To order one, and for more information, check out the company website here; http://fuelfromh2o.com/index.html.

Even if your not in the position or the mood to buy one at the present, there’s plenty of good information to be found there, so check it out.

Freebie Jack