What Is Water For Gas?

Now, you are thinking, how will I benefit from this? There are many different ways to benefit from using water for gas. First off, you will save thousands dollars every year. Look at it like this. You spend right now, around $70 a week on gas. That is $280 a month and that is $3360 a year. So right now that average American is spending $3360 a year on gas. But if you start using the water for gas system, you will spend one third that price. So instead of $70 a week you would spend about $23 a week. That is around $100 a month and for the year you would spend around $1200 on gas. That is $2160 you saved for the year. There is no one that would not like to see that extra money.

The second benefit of using this system is that it is great for the environment. Using water for gas will burn environment friendly gases. This cuts down on the amount of gases that are being burned into the O- Zone layer...

Lets break it down a bit farther. How does water for gas really work in my car?
- No changing of anything expensive in your car like the engine or computer.
- You place a quart size container under the hood of your car.
- Now you fill that container with a little baking powder and distilled water.
- The device gets vacuum and electricity from the engine of your car.
- Then it will produce HHO gas.
- HHO gas is supplied to the engines intake manifold or carburetor.

The best thing about the water 4 gas system is that they offer all their customers a free 7 day trail. So they allow you to test out everything for 7 days, no fees or charges. If after the 7 day trial you feel you would like to try to water 4 gas product for a bit longer, they have a 60 full warranty to their customers. They want all their customers to feel like if they get water 4 gas and if they don't like it they didn't just waste their money.

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"Gooday, Water4gas sytem really works great, thanks to you.

I managed to replicate an electrolyzer and it works well, it gives me about 18 to 20% fuel saving, thats great. I am using stainless steel grade 304 for both because i cant get grade 316L in Malaysia, i have spent most of the days looking for it but only 304 are vasely available. Anyway i have ordered 316 from Singapore.

The system is really great, i tried to an old mitsubishi engine, a 20 year old car, after an hour drive i found out that the system has cleanse the comustion chamber and now that car sounds as good as bramd new and it is very smooth.

I will soon start selling the symtem kits, i will donate USD 1.00 to bill lang.

I will keep you update.

Keep well
Thank you
Thillai S. (Malaysia) June 10, 2008"

"Right then, I've got a 1969 Landrover Series 2a 2.25L Diesel. I put magnets on the fuel line and increased the mileage on a set 17 mile route at a steady 40mph to 27.87mpg. I then constructed the single cell system and fitted it. My first run was with the bubbler closed and on the set run increased my mileage to 28.84mpg. A positive start, but I felt that the engine was being starved of HHO. I then reduced the length of the two feed pipes going to the closest point on the air intake manifold to 4 feet each from five feet and opened up the bubbler to allow a moderate amount of air through. I then ran the same run (each run took 35 minutes) and compared the results. My 39 year old Landrover did 71.43mpg!!!!

In truth, I was hoping to achieve a modest 40mpg but this is unbelievable!!

Many thanks for all your technical help. Your the first people that haven't scoffed at me for attempting to run on HHO and I greatly appreciate your support.

Regards.
Michael B. (Lancaster, United Kingdom) March 2008"

"i have been experimenting, with my own , truck, 79 chev pu 4wd getting 7 mpg installed 2 hho went to 12 put on 6 went to 15 ??? i made some changes , i found some bigger ,jars i changed the design on the winding the coil , got 8 windings, changed a few other things , I have been a mech. all my life , i am up some , last test was around 20mpg as near as i can tell , speedo not exact , but a major change in running ,etc,

Gilbert B. (Missouri, USA) January 31, 2008"

"Well I was wrong on the Mileage. At 40MPH I got 26.5 MPG which is 77% higher than the manufactures listed 15 MPG Sticker. Still tweaking the system and hope to break the 30 MPG barrier soon.

Tim D. (Illinois, USA)"

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