How can anyone build a car engine that uses water as fuel? Well, my guess is that you are searching for such information online like millions of drivers out there. After all, the recent price hike in gasoline is making life very hard for all drivers including me.
Recently, there is a new discovery in the automotive industry concerning the burning of H2O to power vehicles. It does not mean that cars can now run on water alone. What this technology does is to make use of H2O as a supplement to gasoline in order to improve the gas mileage.
In order for this process to happen, one would need to convert the engine to break up H2O into HHO or Brown’s Gas. This is the ingredient that is used to mix with gasoline vapors and burn in the combustion chambers. The end result is a more thorough combustion that releases latent energy to power the vehicle.
So in order to build a car engine that uses water to increase the mileage per gallon (MPG) of gasoline, you would need to construct a hydrogen generator kit or fuel cell to be attached to the motor.
While you do not need to physically remove your motor and modify it at all, fitting it with the kit is still required in order for the entire process to work. The connection is via the air manifold where HHO is pumped into the combustion chambers. Do note that the entire process is reversible. Should you decide to stop using it, simply unplug this system off your manifold and electrical system.
This cell can be easily assembled with the help of a hydrogen generator kit plan. The plan can be found in guide books that are sold online. For the price of $50 to $100, anyone can get a copy. There are picture illustrations and blueprints that show users systematically how to construct such a fuel cell in their garages.
The components that go into this system can be bought from any hardware store. Ranging from bottles to wiring harness and PCV enhancer, they are all simple and cheap components. In fact, for less than $100, you can get build your own DIY car engine that uses water to power your vehicle.
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