Water is a non-compressable liquid, it would break the valves and pistons
if
injected into the cylinders. That's why you don't try to run a motor with
a
bad head gasket, it would damage the motor from the antifreeze(water) in
the
cylinder.
Try it if you dont believe me. Put water in a glass and see if you can
compress it into a smaller space without breaking the glass, same effect
it
has on a cylinder. unlike a gas that does compress, or combustable
substance
that when compressed explodes into a gas. If you use electrolysis to
seperate the water into Hydrogen and Oxygen g***** you can burn water.
This
is the theory behind the green cars and using a renewable fuel source.
Check
out this video:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/128967/water_as_fuel/
"Hank" <hfman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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Sat, 08 Mar 2008 10:06:06 -0500, Mr Potatohead <bozone@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>B Fuhrmann wrote:
>> "Bob Douglas" <bobby@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>> news:2e3b1$47d1c478$
>>> There is a new invention out there. Thanks to new Technology you can
>>> improve your milage by up to 50%.
>>>
>>> And Yes your vehicle CAN drive on gas and water. I know it sounds
crazy,
>>> but it is true.
>>
>> And frauds like to post messages like that.
>>
>I dunno, Bill. I remember hearing as a teenager many
>moons ago that cars ran better on foggy nights because
>the moist air gives a boost through a "steam engine"
>effect in addition to the gasoline burn.
>
>I have a friend today who insists that a few years ago
>he saw and tested a contraption attached to a Vette that
>gave a shot of misted air into the fuel mixture as it
>entered the carburetor for the same reason with
>measurable results.
>
>I'm not saying it's true, but there might be something
>to it. And I doubt one will get 50% better mileage
>either. But on an intellectual level, this claim has
>been around for many years.
>
>BTW- Where did this initial post come from? I don't see
>it in my "oldies been read" list. New Inventions website
>is a generic inventions wanted site seeming to have no
>connection to what this guy is promoting.
Actually this contraption generates Hydrogen gas which is sucked in
and burned with the gasoline. I have been looking into it myself for
about the past month as this idea seems to be getting bigger and
bigger over the past year. I do not know if it works but it does make
sence but also do not think it will give you 50% increase. As for the
foggy night effect I heard about that back around 1978 and did some
playing around with it back then but then lost intrest in it as I was
like 19 at the time. So if anyone has tried this Nitrogen injection
system and has any input I would be intrested in hearing about it.
Hank
85 GT 70K miles
85 SE 180K miles
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