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does anyone know if that water for gas product really work?
Answer
Water to hydrogen H2O to HHO yes their have bin lots of cars that run on water look on
you tube under water cars.
The proses of electrolysis works best and easiest with older cars/ trucks /lawn mowers that have carbs or old style fuel injection with a distributer, you get rid of your carb install a HHO fuel cell converter with electronics and change the timing since the hydrogen fires more quickly and gives you more HP. It will get a gas hybrid more MPG on a carb but you have to put a good amount of HHO in the system and it requires a lot of tinkering.
I don't know the long term affects of running HHO but I would Imagen that the by product (water) would rust the engine over time if you don't run it every other day or so but it's clean and a fun project for a beater. In the near future the engines that are HHO will have a new design with other materials like porcelain cylinders and plastic blocks. COOL HA!
On new cars it's very hard with the computer systems to convert with out a way to get in the PCM or ECM but it will come and soon.
I wouldn't bother with a small fuel cell on a fuel injected car they don't get you more mileage and since the computer recalculates they loses fuel economy instead of help it.
the easiest way to run on HHO is to have a older car and install a HHO tank instead of gas it's a little cheaper then gas at about $2.20 a gallon and it's fully upgradeable for a fuel cell replacement.
their are new co. that have really good fuel cells that can run for 6 hrs+ at the same temp thats the kind you want not some guy in his basement .
The Stan myers system worked the best and some one killed him that guy was going to convert cars for mankind at only $1500 each conversion and actually he had the very first in cylinder HHO conversion that I now saw in japanies you tube that worked off the same priceable.
THE MOST INPORTENT THING ABOUT THE HYBRID CONVERSION IS HAVING A ADJUSTABLE DISTRIBUTER NOT ELECTRONICLY CONTROLLED.
Water to hydrogen H2O to HHO yes their have bin lots of cars that run on water look on
you tube under water cars.
The proses of electrolysis works best and easiest with older cars/ trucks /lawn mowers that have carbs or old style fuel injection with a distributer, you get rid of your carb install a HHO fuel cell converter with electronics and change the timing since the hydrogen fires more quickly and gives you more HP. It will get a gas hybrid more MPG on a carb but you have to put a good amount of HHO in the system and it requires a lot of tinkering.
I don't know the long term affects of running HHO but I would Imagen that the by product (water) would rust the engine over time if you don't run it every other day or so but it's clean and a fun project for a beater. In the near future the engines that are HHO will have a new design with other materials like porcelain cylinders and plastic blocks. COOL HA!
On new cars it's very hard with the computer systems to convert with out a way to get in the PCM or ECM but it will come and soon.
I wouldn't bother with a small fuel cell on a fuel injected car they don't get you more mileage and since the computer recalculates they loses fuel economy instead of help it.
the easiest way to run on HHO is to have a older car and install a HHO tank instead of gas it's a little cheaper then gas at about $2.20 a gallon and it's fully upgradeable for a fuel cell replacement.
their are new co. that have really good fuel cells that can run for 6 hrs+ at the same temp thats the kind you want not some guy in his basement .
The Stan myers system worked the best and some one killed him that guy was going to convert cars for mankind at only $1500 each conversion and actually he had the very first in cylinder HHO conversion that I now saw in japanies you tube that worked off the same priceable.
THE MOST INPORTENT THING ABOUT THE HYBRID CONVERSION IS HAVING A ADJUSTABLE DISTRIBUTER NOT ELECTRONICLY CONTROLLED.
Is there any >550kg(~1200lbs) car?
Need a car
I need a car for a reasonable price, it has to be less than 550kg(~1200lbs).
Answer
You can't afford a car that light. :)
Lotus Elise, one of the lightest cars around, still weights in at about 1700-1900 lbs.
In the 1950's and 60's they made some Microcars that barely fit one person (certain not one over 6 ft tall) and are deathtraps by today's standards, but they are light as heck (under 500 lbs). Unfortunately, they are collector's item now, so you STILL can't afford one.
One such example: the Peel Trident
http://www.microcarmuseum.com/tour/peel-trident.html
Your LAWN MOWER has more horsepower than this car. But it *was* a proper car.
The current lightest car in production is the Zenn electric car... 1200 lbs.
http://www.zenncars.com/
But I doubt you can afford that either. Enough said. Did I mention its max speed is 25 mph? Guess not.
(Before any one suggest the Scion xA, Do you research first. Its curb weight is 2340 lbs. SMARTcar is 1653 lbs... So it ain't that light. )
Carterham 7 CSR would qualify at about 1278 lbs, but it's NOT legal to sell in the US as it lacks safety equipment. With safety equipment installed it'd be over 1500 lbs. AND it costs 44K WITHOUT engine or transmission. Assembled versions are closer to 70K. So no, you STILL can't afford one.
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Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days
I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
You can't afford a car that light. :)
Lotus Elise, one of the lightest cars around, still weights in at about 1700-1900 lbs.
In the 1950's and 60's they made some Microcars that barely fit one person (certain not one over 6 ft tall) and are deathtraps by today's standards, but they are light as heck (under 500 lbs). Unfortunately, they are collector's item now, so you STILL can't afford one.
One such example: the Peel Trident
http://www.microcarmuseum.com/tour/peel-trident.html
Your LAWN MOWER has more horsepower than this car. But it *was* a proper car.
The current lightest car in production is the Zenn electric car... 1200 lbs.
http://www.zenncars.com/
But I doubt you can afford that either. Enough said. Did I mention its max speed is 25 mph? Guess not.
(Before any one suggest the Scion xA, Do you research first. Its curb weight is 2340 lbs. SMARTcar is 1653 lbs... So it ain't that light. )
Carterham 7 CSR would qualify at about 1278 lbs, but it's NOT legal to sell in the US as it lacks safety equipment. With safety equipment installed it'd be over 1500 lbs. AND it costs 44K WITHOUT engine or transmission. Assembled versions are closer to 70K. So no, you STILL can't afford one.
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Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days
I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
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