People talk. That's what we do. Well, one day, as I was talking to someone, he told me about this webpage that teaches you how to save money on gas. That was the day where this all began. I researched "water4gas"....interesting, I thought. I googled water4gas and included the words "scam", "fake", but nothing negative came up, everything that came up explained how and why this was possible.

I read the page, up and down, and down and up, day after day. I researched the terms used. I went to other sites. This was talking about converting your car to use hho....water and gas? It was like a completely new language for me! It took me a long time to research and read, and try to learn about this system. I did not want to give up, I knew it wouldn't be easy, but I knew it was possible, with someone who had the knowledge and the skills to make it happen. Luckily, I have a very very knowledgable mechanic whom I have a close relationship with, and I turned to him. As we talked, and researched together, he decided he would take on this project for me.

He researched it as well (as a good mechanic would) and proceeded to buy the materials. This took him quite a while, as they are not all found in one store. As he read the manual, he also learned that there are two types of systems, one for cars made on or before the year 1995 and others made for cars made after the year 1995.

He put the systems (systems because he was making the system for the older cars and for the newer cars at the same time) together and continued his research.

Below are some photographs (captions are underneath the picture).

These systems have now been installed in a 1990 Ford Probe and a 1999 Mercury Cougar. The parts that are still missing in the systems are: fuel heater (in Cougar), Map Sensor (in Cougar) and the EFIE (in both the Probe and the Cougar). These parts are currently being constructed and I will update this when they are added to the systems.

Finally, I will say I noticed that my rpm decreased immediately after the system was installed. I filled up my tank (ouch) and will take notes on the progress.

In the meantime, if you want more information, another great hub to visit that helped me was: http://hubpages.com/hub/HHO-Gas-Runs-Car

This hub explains this hho system and also provides some interesting links. Also, research things yourself.....it takes time but its worth it and you might learn something along the way.

I will keep you all posted on the results. Feel free to comment!

I am back with an update! Here is my report, the negative and positive:

Negative: You need to refill with DISTILLED water every week. If you forget, the baking powder crystalizes and you need to clean out the cell and the hoses. You MUST install the EFIE, or you will get lower results than what you started with because the EFIE tricks the car's computer telling it that there is less oxygen or hho, in turn, the car sends less gasoline. This system uses BOTH water and gas, contrary to popular belief that its just water.

Now, for the positive....I have increased my gas mileage by 6 miles per gallon. My car was getting 21 mpg before this, now its getting 27 (28% increase). This is with three cells installed in my car.

I do recommend having an experience mechanic work on this project for you. The book is worth it, and its easy to follow, however, with a mechanic, its just much easier.

Go to www.water4-gas.net to purchase this book....

Also, I recommend researching the car that runs on water called genepax....INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!

And, don't forget to research EVERYTHING yourself....don't just depend on the so called EXPERTS. Good luck!

Go water4gas!!!!!