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While there are conversations about conserving energy, not many people talk about using a water to gas system for the car. The idea seems silly for many people since it sounds like you just fill your tank up with water. This isn't what a water to gas process is all about, and when figuring out what it really is, you might want to try the system. There are individuals who are making assertions that they have been able to reduce the amount of fuel they use by as much as a third.<br />
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There are many helpful facts that should give you enough information to make an informed decision before you actually try this system. Rather than purchasing a different car, you could simply install a water to gas fuel conversion kit on your current car to improve fuel economy. It doesn't demand any extreme changes to your engine and you can improve your gas mileage by as much as 100%. It's very reasonable to put such a system together yourself. The complete kit can be developed including all of the parts for around $150 to $300. The package is not permanent, won't void a car's warranty, and can be removed as easily as it was installed without causing any damage.<br />
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Installing such a system should take you under an hour or you can hire a professional to do it for you. A few of the packages require distilled water, but there are kits you can obtain online, which will show you how to build a system that only needs tap water. There is very little servicing needed for theses systems, only needing inspection once a week and adding a little water. You might need to add water and baking soda to the package every 3 to 6 weeks. While it varies, you will probably see improvements by up to 60% in fuel economy. The set up and maintenance for these kits are simple because they only need about 4 inches by 8 inches of space in your engine.<br />
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If you use a water fuel conversion system in your car, you may qualify for a tax credit. A lot of these kits should not damage your car and may in fact help the car's engine. In some cases, there have been enhancements in the vehicle's transmission and acceleration. Not only will you have the ability to save on gas by using this system, but you will help improve the environment. Not all alternative options are good for the environment, but these systems are.<br />
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There are many options available to help you save on fuel and fuel costs and you are deciding whether to do it for the environment or for yourself. In any event, you should test a water to fuel device on your vehicle before you rush out to purchase a new hybrid.<br />
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Sources: [http://www.fuelefficientsuvguide.com Fuel Efficient Used SUV] / [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_as_fuel Wikipedia]</div>Thu, 15 Mar 2012 17:01:21 GMTJoanieSmock704http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:JoanieSmock704