cars running on water
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Clodhopper
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cars running on water
I think they're claiming to have invented cold fusion, which is what I think it would take! Sounds like a con job to me.
The crowd: "Yes! We are all individuals!"
Lone voice: "I'm not."
Lone voice: "I'm not."
cars running on water
This idea isn't new. I used to collect old magazines and catalogs. In some ancient issues of Popular Mechanics I saw similar ads. Can't remember just how it was supposed to work but, I'd pass on it.
Incidently, the new craze car that runs on compressed air? Was tried in the 1940's if I remember correctly. It was also in an old issue of Popular Mechanics.
Incidently, the new craze car that runs on compressed air? Was tried in the 1940's if I remember correctly. It was also in an old issue of Popular Mechanics.
cars running on water
Anyone having problems sourcing this rare car fuel can come to my house and purchase some. Dont worry about stock, I have plenty:wah::wah::wah::wah::wah::wah:
cars running on water
jimbo;842136 wrote: thanks chezzer
lets hope we dont get a ho's pipe ban
:wah::wah:
ho ho ho:sneaky:
lets hope we dont get a ho's pipe ban
:wah::wah:ho ho ho:sneaky:
cars running on water
jimbo;842075 wrote: this cant be right surely :driving::driving::-3
or is it
http://www.google.co.uk/aclk?sa=L&ai=BN ... P%26s%3Dga
This is an easy and cheap system that has been around for at least thirty years. The patent was bought up by one of the oil companies and squashed.
A secondary pump injects water into the inlet manifold just upstream on the valve right next to an ultrasonic transducer strong enough to atomise the jet. During combustion the water droplets are turned into steam and the change of volume drives the engine - the increased efficiency is accounted for by the cooler running of the engine.
Need to add a drain point at the low part of the exhaust to prevent rotting but you should have one there anyway (they don't - built in obsolescence).
or is it
http://www.google.co.uk/aclk?sa=L&ai=BN ... P%26s%3Dga
This is an easy and cheap system that has been around for at least thirty years. The patent was bought up by one of the oil companies and squashed.
A secondary pump injects water into the inlet manifold just upstream on the valve right next to an ultrasonic transducer strong enough to atomise the jet. During combustion the water droplets are turned into steam and the change of volume drives the engine - the increased efficiency is accounted for by the cooler running of the engine.
Need to add a drain point at the low part of the exhaust to prevent rotting but you should have one there anyway (they don't - built in obsolescence).
cars running on water
fuzzy butt;842471 wrote: they don't run on Water, they run on Hydrogen . BMW (I think ) made around a hundred of them and gave them to vips and excecs. They only made a few, and are not making anymore. There are only 5 places in Europe to fill these cars .
My mistake - I saw that it was a water / petrol combination and jumped. To be honest I stopped reading when it claimed to be running on HHO gas.
My mistake - I saw that it was a water / petrol combination and jumped. To be honest I stopped reading when it claimed to be running on HHO gas.
cars running on water
If this process was actually feasible & did work, can anybody guess how much a gallon of "water" would then cost?! 
:rolleyes: 
:wah:
:rolleyes: :wah:Cars 