Convert Your Car to Run on Water - Myth or Truth?

Nowadays, we are seeing a steady increase in the prices of major commodities like foods and basic groceries. But one of the hardest hit when it comes to increasing prices is the prices of the oil and fuel. Because of this, we have to cope and learn how to save on fuel consumption and how to save on money without compromising our way of live.

The Myth - Is It Real?

There have been rumors of the invention of car engines running on water, but this has been called just that - rumors. It has also been said that major oil producing companies tried to put a stop to the study and production of water-fueled cars because it will hinder the profits of these major companies, so they placed pressure on the government and on the inventors not to make their invention public. But due to the rising prices of oil, it is now imperative that we learn if this myth is really true, that there really are cars that can run on water.

Looking for the "Holy Grail"

In the Internet, we now see kits and instructions on how you can convert your car to run on water. Take for example one website where instructions on how to convert your car to run on water were given. The website has explicit instructions on how you go about converting your car - from materials used to the tools you will be needing. All these are listed in the instruction. Also, the website has a step-by-step process on how to build each system and how to connect them to your car in such simple terms that even those who know little about cars and car engines can easily understand and follow. This plan claims that it can make your car run even on tap water.

In another website, there is already a pre-made kit that you can easily attach to your engine. This car engine runs on distilled water with a little addition of baking soda. When electricity is passed through the chamber that contains the water and baking soda, it produces HHO gas, which is what makes the car run.

Checking Testimonials from Clients

Of course, before you modify your car and convert it to run on water or before you purchase such a kit, you have to check first the reliability of each, and one way of doing so is by reading testimonials as well as comments from clients and customers. You can also join forums where this is discussed. There, you will find people who have had experiences with such that you can easily ask for their opinions.

I went out and took a look around some commercial sites. One is listed on an affiliate site and has heaps of testimonials. Granted it is a sales site but can all these folk be lying? Maybe?

Here is what one person said. She tells of a man names Ozzie, she says he is brilliant and likes to find solutions to today's problems. Once he finds an answer he makes it easy for others to adopt. Her name is listed under the testimonial.

I next went over to an engineering forum and they blasted the living daylight out this very same man. One engineer reasonably balanced engineer suggested the course for sale on clickbank was informative but was not the miracle portrayed. The common consensus among the engineers is that the water 4 gas products are simply teaching people better driving habits and how to keep their engines clean. This teaching in turn reduces fuel consumption and we thus have a positive testimonial. If this is true it's not so bad at all but it is not replacing gasoline with water.

I have to be honest I found a mix of positive and negative. I guess the only way to find out for sure is to find some car owners who have the modifications in their car and go see the car and talk to the owner.

I want it to be true.