[86ttops]

They garubte at least %50 better gas milladge i rab across this in a dodge forum guy says he is getting 38mpg iam getting 14 in mine it does make alot of sense if you watch the videos bascly you put a cat on the intake to atamise the fule and the exaust comes out clean safe to breath View video Hydro Assist Fuel Cell gas saver technology

[dag545]

It sounds nice to save all that gas and to get all that mpg. I would haft to hear a lot more good things about it. But all in all, I still like my good old 93 octane. lol

[86ttops]

you burn gas and add water that turns in to hydrgen its $1000 dollars but i spend tha in gas in about 7 months

[thorpedo26]

wait so water goes in yr engine?
not good?

[imported_Gt_Jay]

How safe is that kit? can you shut it off.

[p-351]

Originally Posted by thorpedo26 wait so water goes in yr engine? not good?

Water injection has been around for a LONG time-as a power adder, not a gas saver though. It sounds interesting.

[86ttops]

no not water in engine it turns gas and water in to hydrocarbon which is what you engine burns watch the video it is a interesting concept just dont no if it would be worth it they clam min %50 incress in milage

[86ttops]

Another point is they where on the history channel so i would say it must be somewhat truthfull Here is the link to the dodg durango site that this guy claims to have a system put on his d trans upshift 6 times

[e3sean]

well if u all pitch it to buy it ill put it on my car and tell u if it works...lol ill put it on my 06 dodge too

[nolife]

The guy (Dennis M Lee) who runs these companies that market and promote these products and many other questionable things has been arrested many times over the last 20 years for scamming people and has been banned from doing business in quite a few states for making false claims and deceiving consumers. There is a web of connected companies that operate and all reference each other to give the impression that a bunch of independent places all agree his "inventions" are real and actually work, some examples are United Community Services of America, Better World Technologies and International Tesla Electric Company. Add the fact that this Hydro Assist thing is an MLM scam where "dealers" get money to train people and sell the products to others makes it that much worse. I am all about conspiracy theories but if this stuff really worked and it was that simple, you would be able to buy it from more then a a select group of 1000 or so hand picked distributors that sent in money to his company.

Here are some examples of some actions taken against him in the past:
The Office of the Attorney General of Vermont: : Court Penalizes New Jersey “Free Electricity” Promoter
Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee, Inc.

Google and you will find many more...

[86ttops]

No life where do you get this shit i bet your full of ussless noladge lol thanks for the info

[e3sean]

there is a guy running his car on 100% water but its more then just a lil metal box and some wires..

[Stangzilla]

Originally Posted by p-351 Water injection has been around for a LONG time-as a power adder, not a gas saver though. It sounds interesting.

The concept of water injection your right has been around for years but you are wrong by saying it is a power adder. It is far from that.

[Stangzilla]

Originally Posted by thorpedo26 wait so water goes in yr engine? not good?

Actually I used to take a styrofoam cup filled with water and on an old carbed cars with lots of miles while the car is warm and running you pour a stream of water down the carb while keeping the car running and it steam cleans carbon off of valves and the tops of pistons..

[Darrell]

There have been numerous people that have made their own hydrogen conversion kits. From what I have read you can buy everything at Menards or Home Depot. I don't know anything about the hydro-assist deal but I know people have run internal combustion engines on plain tap water. It has been on the news and there is a guy by me in Wisconsin that has done it as well. I've always wanted to experiment with it but I'm afraid of wrecking things.

[Stangzilla]

Originally Posted by Darrell There have been numerous people that have made their own hydrogen conversion kits. From what I have read you can buy everything at Menards or Home Depot. I don't know anything about the hydro-assist deal but I know people have run internal combustion engines on plain tap water. It has been on the news and there is a guy by me in Wisconsin that has done it as well. I've always wanted to experiment with it but I'm afraid of wrecking things.

Well the motor does not "run" on tap water. It runs on the hydrogen in the water.. Unless of course you are using Fire Water.. But I would rather drink that..

[86ttops]

I think i will stick with selling my lifted durango and buying a f250 powerstroke and runnig veggi oil and bi deisel like origanly pland i gess any takers on a really clean durango fully loaded lol

[ujslost]

Originally Posted by 86ttops I think i will stick with selling my lifted durango and buying a f250 powerstroke and runnig veggi oil and bi deisel like origanly pland i gess any takers on a really clean durango fully loaded lol

good idea IMO. just get the 6.4 or 7.3, the 6.0 is what we ford techs refer to as the sick.0, its a POS.
We have some guys that have a fleet of PS diesels that they run bio diesel in, and they make it themselves and it cost them $1 a gallon after they filter it. So $33 to fill up a diesel rocks! just know that you will replace the $400 fuel pump about every 12 months or so. but with the savings on fuel its worth it.

[Darrell]

Originally Posted by Stangzilla Well the motor does not "run" on tap water. It runs on the hydrogen in the water.. Unless of course you are using Fire Water.. But I would rather drink that..

Just like I said, "hydrogen conversion".

When I said runs on tap water, I mean the "fuel" tank is filled with a garden hose. I didn't realize that statement was going to be hard to comprehend or picked apart.

[Darrell]

Originally Posted by 86ttops I think i will stick with selling my lifted durango and buying a f250 powerstroke and runnig veggi oil and bi deisel like origanly pland i gess any takers on a really clean durango fully loaded lol

Biodiesel is the way to go if you can find enough vegetable oil donors. The equipment to make it isn't cheap but it pays for itself in no time. I've been doing some research on it and I'm thinking about trying it.