RUN YOUR CAR ON WATER

Tonnie asked:


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states that yes you can run your car on water but i just dont know
if its true….it seems to be too good to be true you know?
and they were talking about hho on the website that was selling it.
im not sure if any one is familiar with this…does work any one??

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Francis G asked:


Will the car convert the water into electricity?

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Dave E asked:


I have this theory that if you allow your RPMs to stay high while accelerating, your engine is accelerating your car more efficiently and using less gas/unit acceleration, as long as you’re moderately light on the throttle.

Instead of going 25% throttle and shifting up at 2000 or so RPMs, I think it would be more fuel efficient to go 10% throttle and shifting up at like 4000 RPMs.

The high RPMs won’t necessarily use more gas; you could go down a hill at 4500 RPMs without giving the engine more gas… the car still has momentum.

So…

Do you think my theory (light on the gas, allow the RPMs to climb fairly high) could help improve gas mileage?

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ROBERT C asked:


If you put a higher grade gasoline in your car, will it go farther?

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enzyme304 asked:


I know this is why helium is used in blimps. And if it could be safely used, would big oil ever allow it to be marketed?

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Nathan Z asked:


I’ve heard that if you move the gear shifter into neutral increases gas mileage if done as apposed to breaking while in drive.

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mitchm1 asked:


I already take it easy during acceleration and deceleration. I travel on roads that are 25-40 mph, and I strictly stick to the speed limit since it’s mostly residential. Am I wasting gas by warming the car up for a few minutes before leaving or does this help it since it’s warmer when it’s at speed? Any other tips for improving gas mileage for these short trips?
My car is an automatic (and 2005). Unfortunately, alternative methods such as bike are not possible because frequently, I am called away to customers that are 30-40 or more miles away and I need to be ready, wherever, whenever. I figured it was the right thing to do to look into making sure I was doing everything to make all of my driving efficient. I probably carry approx. 100 pounds of tools (safety kit and for my job), so that could be why I never see the factory mileage ratings.

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