Those sites that say i can run my car off of water?

Question

Does any body know any thing about these sites??

or

Can anybody refer me to a site that they used to do this?

i have a 1999 chevy suburban

that gets about 10 miles per gallon

and

how much does it cost for the sites that actually work?

Answer 1

Yeah it's www.ripoff.com

Answer 2

They are scams!

Answer 3

I'm thinking about converting my car, too.  This guy I go to church is running his car on water and is getting about 30% increase in gas mileage.

I've been reading about the different water for fuel kits on the market, and I found a very helpful site that compares some of these conversion kits.

There are different prices, but you can see for yourself at....

http://www.runawatercar.com

hope it helps

Answer 4

Ugh...

Dude, do you REALLY believe this? This same scam, in various forms, has been alive for over 50 years. My own grandfather told me about some slick salesman that dropped by the repair shop he worked at in the 1940's and was selling pills that (allegedly) turned five gallons of tap water into gasoline. He even went as far to demonstrate the product -- draining his fuel tank (a few gallons of gas), refilling it with water from a hose then dropping in a hand full of pills. A miracle! The car cranked up and ran perfectly and people lined up to buy bottles of the tablets. My grandfather never did believe it and refused to buy any. Needless to say his car started and ran the next morning while a dozen mechanics and bodymen had to call in late for work because their gas tanks were full of water and alka seltzer. Of course the 'salesman' had a hidden fuel supply somewhere in the car and the gas tank was merely a prop. Now days it's the internet that's used as the 'prop' because so many people (for what ever reason) seem to believe anything the seen on here.

What the h**l? Where has common sense gone? Water contains two molecules of hydrogen -- a very efficient fuel source but the amount of energy to extract, pump and store the hydrogen is huge. Whole industries are working night and day on a practical solution so I really doubt some clown on the internet has figured out the solution in his basement.

Answer 5

These items actually work!  Everyone is free in the US.  I'll only put it in a little ways.  Does any of this sound like a bag of poo-poo?  ALL OF IT!!!!

Answer 6

Yes, the technology exists and does work. Whether the guides those sites promote can be put into use easily, is another question. Be sure to get the best one if you are intending to get one.

Here's a video showing a car running on water:

http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoI...

Here is a listing of all available "running your car on water" guides and their rankings on the market right now:

http://www.bestsellingshop.com/products/...

Answer 7

i remember getting this email one time saying that if our cars ran off of water, the prices would be worse than what they are running off of gas =)

the whole thing about cars running off of water isn't true though.

i still say we should have hovercrafts that run off of garbage.

someday......... someday.

Answer 8

SCAM !!!!  I read extensively about it and the science is ALL WRONG.  I studied chemistry in school so I know.

Even if you don't understand the science behind it to know, ask yourself this one simple question: if these devices worked, why don't the car companies install them at the factory and sell more cars?

Because they don't work...

Good Luck...

P.S. If you go to these HHO sites, they will tell you that the HHO become a catalyst for the reaction inside the engine. NONSENSE !  In chemistry Catalyst is does NOT react at all and just help other reaction.  Hydrogen and Oxygen in piston would be immediately consumed (and so by definition cannot be a catalyst).

Answer 9

Yes you can. It isnt a scam. My friend converted his ford last month and got a 30% increase in miles per gallon. and im going to convert my car in a few weeks

Look at this blog for proof: http://runyacaronwater.blogspot.com/

Answer 10

Do you really believe that you can get a 99 suburban to run on water?

If you do, then you deserve to lose the money you will pay those charlatans.  

If you want something that runs on water, buy a boat.