My first time on this forum, has the water for gas system

[doc03]

ever come up on here? Here's a link below on the subject.

http://water4gas.com/2books.htm?hop=service18

I know two people that have built the system, one has put it on his Chevy Blazer and his gas mileage went from 15 MPG to 30 MPG. The other put it on his wife's car last week and hasn't checked his mileage yet. Both say you immediately can tell a difference in the way the cars idle smoothes out. They made the things out of a Mason jar a few feet of stainless steel wire and a couple spoon-fulls of baking soda. Has anyone here tried it and what were your results. I just can't imagine why this is not front page news judging from what I have heard, these guys swear by it. Why are we trying to build battery operated cars, hybrids and fuel cells when this appears to work and it costs pennies? Even the Prius doesn't double the mileage of a Corolla or Camry.

[RoccoR5955]

1. I have a hard time believing this...

...can you elaborate?

[Speck Tater]

2. It's B.S. Anybody claiming it works is lying. Plain and simple.

The claims violate well established laws of physics, and NOBODY outside of the promoters of this fraud have EVER reported positive results in independent testing.

[tridim]

3. I don't even have to look it up. Pure 100% scam.

Your friend is probably marketing it so you'll buy the scam like he did.

[doc03]

6. I am not trying to sell anything and my friend said I

could borrow his book anytime I want to give it a try. I think he paid $70 or so for the download. The first one to use it has been running it for about two months and swears by it, he said his mileage doubled from 15-30 MPG. I think they show you the whole kit on the link I posted. I've seen it on his car in operation, a Mason jar, water with baking soda solution and two stainless steel wires. You hook the wires to 12 volts and it heats the solution and produces HHO gas I believe it was. You install a T where your PCV goes in the engine and the gas is drawn through the vacuum system into the engine. They claim your car computer will lean down the gas mixture and your millage increases. The second guy just put it on his car last week and hasn't checked his mileage yet but thinks it is much improved. On the web site you can buy the book or you can buy the kit made up already but it only takes a few minutes to make yourself and only a few dollars. Hey I don't know I have two friends that claim it works, I just wonder if anyone else had ever heard of it. Not trying to sell anything. I have to got to work now I will check thread tomarrow. Enjoy the debate.

[tridim]

7. I don't need two books to tell me how to do electrolysis.

Yes it produces tiny amounts hydrogen, and no it wont give you any MPG improvement.

[FreakinDJ]

4. I know people working on those systems

they haven't installed them yet but there are such "Astronomical Claims" of what those systems can do it is hard to determine where the truth ends and the Bullshit starts

[Dead_Parrot]

5. Yes, we've seen it...

...it's rubbish. Try starting here:
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2008/07/water4gas.html

[doc03]

8. Well you all have convinced me that

when it sounds too good to be true it usually is. I was skeptical of it from the start, the one guy is putting it on his second car today. I suspect the first one who claims to have doubled his mileage is too embarrassed to admit he got took. I asked them that if this works so good why isn't Toyota or someone else using it and they claim it's a conspiracy the auto companies and oil companies. That must be the line Dr. Freedom tells them.