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With the ever increasing prices of gasoline and with very little sign of improvement, everybody is looking for either alternative fuels, the best gas mileage cars on the market, or ways to make gas mileage improvements to their existing vehicle. So are these so called water fueled cars a viable option? And just what are they? And how do they work?

The concept of water fueled cars is not a new one. The technology has been around for some time, but for one reason or another it has never been fully developed until now. But with the rising fuel crisis this technology has been going through a resurrection, and it seems to be catching on in a big way.

You will not be able to run your car on water alone so forget the idea of filling up your gas tank with a hose-pipe from your house. You will still have to put gas in your fuel tank. What this system does is (with the aid of a simple kit that can be easily and cheaply put together for around $150) to use HHO gas to increase the efficiency of your engine, to give you gas mileage improvements of between 30 to 50%.

Here’s how it works. This kit is basically a small hydrogen generator for cars. It generates HHO from a small reservoir of water (which is located next to or near your engine) with the aid of a tiny amount of electricity from your car battery. This HHO gas is then mixed with the regular gas from your fuel tank and fed into your engine in the usual way. This mixture burns much more efficiently and cleanly, giving you better performance, more power and huge gas mileage improvements.

The good thing about a hydrogen generator for cars, or HHO fuel kits are that they can be put together cheaply and easily, with little or no modification needed to your engine. They will work on almost any make and model of car or truck and are completely reversible, so are easily removed if you ever wanted to take it out for any reason.

So the advantages of these water fueled cars are,

1) Not only do they give you great gas mileage improvements they also burn cleaner, eliminating harmful exhaust emissions that pollute the atmosphere.

2) They greatly increase your engine power and performance giving you a smoother more positive ride.

3) With the cleaner burning fuel it will prolong the life of your engine and also cut down on repair bills, saving you even more money.

4) They reduce the operating temperature of your engine, cutting down on the waste heat being thrown into the environment.

5) They help to reduce carbon deposits in your engine and prevent further build up.

So to sum up. The use of water fueled cars will not only give you great gas mileage improvements making your car one of the best gas mileage cars around and saving you a fortune at the gas pumps, you will also be doing your bit to help the environment by cutting down the pollution that is causing global warming.



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With the price of gas going through the roof, drivers are on the lookout for any way to make gas mileage improvements to their vehicles, and there seems to be an ever increasing number of so called gas mileage secrets popping up. Everything from cars that run on water with the help of hydrogen car kits, to the many tips and tricks used by the hypermiler.

Surprisingly enough there is a way to help you make gas mileage improvements even before you get to the gas pumps, and that is at the tire store. This is because many drivers have not heard about “tire efficiency” and this is due to very little information being available on the standardized ratings of tires. Many drivers could actually be adding to poor fuel economy by choosing the wrong type of tire.

There are moves in progress to get tire manufacturers to begin labelling tires for fuel efficiency. Regulations call for a programme that would create a national labelling system, this system would be similar to the energy star ratings of household appliances. In this way you will be able to choose the tire that would give you the best gas mileage improvements for your particular make and model of vehicle.

The modern tires available today are in fact far more efficient than they were 30 years ago. Rolling resistance (the power that is lost due to flexing) has been reduced by as much as 50%. And with the advances of tread patterns and the use of lighter rubber compounds they are now even more economical.

Even so efficiency can vary by up to half from tire to tire, which can reduce a vehicles fuel economy by up to 10%. Sadly this tire labelling system is yet to be put into action, so many of us are still driving on tires that instead of giving us gas mileage improvements, are actually costing us more in poor fuel economy.

However there are still ways to make sure that you are getting the best from your tires.

1) Always keep your tires inflated to the correct pressures as a poorly inflated tire can reduce fuel economy by 3.5%

2) When replacing your tires try to buy the same brand and model that came as original equipment on your car. (Car manufacturers are careful to fit the most efficient tires to their vehicles).

3) Don’t replace your tires until they need to be replaced as new tires are less fuel efficient than worn ones. (but don’t drive on bald tires as this is not only illegal it is dangerous) So check tire treads regularly.

4) If your tires show signs of uneven wear, such as a feathered appearance where one side is worn more than the other then you may have alignment or balance problems, either of which will reduce fuel economy.

So you see there are a few little gas mileage secrets that you can use to increase your fuel economy without going to the extremes of the hypermiler, just by using the right tires and keeping them in good running order you can achieve surprisingly good gas mileage improvements.



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mike legg asked:


With the ever increasing prices of gasoline and with very little sign of improvement, everybody is looking for either alternative fuels, the best gas mileage cars on the market, or ways to make gas mileage improvements to their existing vehicle. So are these so called water fueled cars a viable option? And just what are they? And how do they work?

The concept of water fueled cars is not a new one. The technology has been around for some time, but for one reason or another it has never been fully developed until now. But with the rising fuel crisis this technology has been going through a resurrection, and it seems to be catching on in a big way.

 You will not be able to run your car on water alone so forget the idea of filling up your gas tank with a hose-pipe from your house. You will still have to put gas in your fuel tank. What this system does is (with the aid of a simple kit that can be easily and cheaply put together for around $150) to use HHO gas to increase the efficiency of your engine, to give you gas mileage improvements of between 30 to 50%.

Here’s how it works.  This kit is basically a small hydrogen generator for cars. It generates HHO from a small reservoir of water (which is located next to or near your engine) with the aid of a tiny amount of electricity from your car battery. This HHO gas is then mixed with the regular gas from your fuel tank and fed into your engine in the usual way. This mixture burns much more efficiently and cleanly, giving you better performance, more power and huge gas mileage improvements.

The good thing about a hydrogen generator for cars, or HHO fuel kits are that they can be put together cheaply and easily, with little or no modification needed to your engine. They will work on almost any make and model of car or truck and are completely reversible, so are easily removed if you ever wanted to take it out for any reason.

So the advantages of these water fueled cars are,

1) Not only do they give you great gas mileage improvements they also burn cleaner, eliminating harmful exhaust emissions that pollute the atmosphere.

2) They greatly increase your engine power and performance giving you a smoother more positive ride.

3) With the cleaner burning fuel it will prolong the life of your engine and also cut down on repair bills, saving you even more money.

4) They reduce the operating temperature of your engine, cutting down on the waste heat being thrown into the environment.

5) They help to reduce carbon deposits in your engine and prevent further build up.

So to sum up. The use of water fueled cars will not only give you great gas mileage improvements making your car one of the best gas mileage cars around and saving you a fortune at the gas pumps, you will also be doing your bit to help the environment by cutting down the pollution that is causing global warming.



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