Environment Dr. Matthew Loop on 14 Oct 2008 03:56 am
Why Doesn’t “Big Oil” Want you to Know about Water Fuel?
We have all experienced the rising gas costs, causing most of us significant strain on our monthly budgets. As we wait for either the government or gas companies to lower the costs, there are things we can do in the interim in order to experience some relief at the gas tank.
Purchase your gas when it is cold outside, because the cold causes the gasoline to concentrate. During warmer weather, gas expands which gives the pump the impression that more gas is coming out, when it reality the gas is simply expanded - not greater. If you would like to get more gas for less money, purchasing it when the gas is contracted is one way to save money on gas.
Keep your tires inflated - Deflated tires are one of the number one causes of significantly reduced gas mileage. Up to 25% of your gas mileage can be lost simply because you have a tire that is not filled with air. Check your tires regularly to ensure they are working properly. It costs only a dollar to fill a tire, but it can cause almost five hundred dollars or more to leave it deflated.
Cars were designed for specific speeds. As such, try to keep your car over 30 miles per hour and less than sixty miles per hour. This is the ideal speed for cars which cause the least amount of strain for the most amount of speed. This will also improve the health of your engine, which will allow your car a better MPG over time.
In addition to the above three tips, there is an engine addition that you can create yourself that has the ability to improve gas mileage by nearly triple its original amount simply by turning your car into a homemade hybrid car. Based on the idea of hydrogen powered cars, car owners can create an engine “supplement” (a piece of technology you attach to your engine) to create a car that runs on both water and gasoline.
And what an improvement - reports of miles per gallon almost tripling amongst casual users have been commonplace with those that use one of the water car systems report a substantial savings of thousands of dollars a year. All it takes is a small addition to your engine that you can make yourself using standard hardware parts.
This HHO technology works by providing an electrical charge to tap water that you can get from your sink and turning it into a hydrogen particle that your car uses as fuel. In a way, you are adding an alternative energy source to your car without having to purchase a new automobile, thus making your car significantly more energy efficient and saving you money at the pump.
With a little bit of instruction, you can run your car on water and experience the savings and gas relief that have already helped thousands of others across the country. If you are looking for a way to save money at the pump, consider these supplements your best bet for improving your gas mileage.
