YAh this stuff works sooooo good that the trillion dollar car industry couldn't figure out how to make this contraption out of ball glass and make their car sell like hot cakes because of the mileage.

Wholey crap, this thread still exists?

Yeah, i posted this a million years ago hoping to discurage ANYONE from posting up ::In my stupidest voice:: "Hey uh, this says that it'll make my car faster than you 5sGte guys and even you 3sgte people, so uh... does it work? should i buy this? can i get 6,541,628,764MPH gains from this?" Much like the electronic turbos (especialy the plastic ones) and the "Super Chips"

Speaking of super-chips, a friend of mine recently bought one on E-Bay for his Impala, then he started braggin on his MAD hp gains... The other day he called me all pissed off... aparently he took it off, and it broke... Ya know what was in it? Guess. Seriously, Guess! ...... Nothing. It was Fcuking empty. I wonder where those MAD hp gains came from? and where they went?

For all you guys that immediately write this off - I'm glad not everyone is not as opposed to new ideas and technology as you make yourselves out to be, otherwise we would still be trying to drive our cars with square stone wheels.

Go check out these videos and see if your opinion changes. I'm not talking about the crappy water4gas product, because they are junk and most of them just sell you instructions on building one, not an actual installable unit.

Water-powered welder and car: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4JXKn1e9ig

Japanese water-powered concept car: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrxfMz2eDME

I saw this stuff and went "WOW!"...I considered playing with this technology in an old tercel or corolla just to see what kind of results can come from it. Anyway, make of it what you will, but the technology exists and in the right engineering hands, it DOES work!

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We're not saying it isn't possible. We're saying that a jelly jar with a wire in it isn't going to solve your problem

Yeah, it is possible to convert various items into usable power sources, And i'm all about that. But this $200 jar that sprays "shocked" water into your engine isn't going to be helping your car at all.

This thread is dedicated to trashing faulty, and falsely advertised products such as the Spiffy-Jelly jar (as i've come to call it.) Products that dont work, and are intended to do nothing but make profit at the expense of the longevity of your engine.

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various items? Like the gas/water hybrid car? The cold-heat welder?

These, to me, are breakthrough technology that could make pretty drastic changes in the not-so-distant future, especially to our dependency on oil. How about a generator that could power and heat your house, all run by rainwater?



So anyway, for the record...I have had a good laugh at the different sites for the HHO/gas hybrid kits. They make it out to be a big scam and their product does look like it came from the canned food aisle at Safeway. Maybe they should spend some of their money on a marketing team?

If anyone is interested, I managed to find the entire document (~168 pages) that the water4gas website sells online, which is detailed instructions on building one of these yourself. I'll e-mail it to you (in .pdf format) if anyone is interested. The document is pretty in-depth, with parts lists and all. Just PM me.