Water4Gas Review

by MARK MYERS

With gas prices climbing seemingly every day, ($3.52 per gallon at the time of writing) and oil prices hovering at $100 per barrel, everyone needs some relief from the outlandish cost of energy today. I kept waiting for politicians to do something about it, and then I woke up. I stumbled across a product called Water4Gas, bought it, installed it, used it, and decided to review it.

What Water4Gas is.

Water4Gas is an informational product (i.e. eBook) that shows you how to construct a simple device that will allow you to increase your fuel economy by up to 75 more power than gasoline. The HHO is injected into your air mixture via engine vacuum lines into your intake where it is mixed with gasoline, then detonated inside the piston of your car.

It sounds complicated but is quite easily done, and the materials can be bought at your local hardware store fairly cheaply. The results are outstanding. Did you know that only 25 is wasted on heat. The Water4Gas device simply allows you to burn your gasoline more efficiently.

Besides saving gas there are many other far reaching benefits; less wear and tear on motor, longer life expectancy of seals, pistons, and valves, less pollution (the side product of the Water4Gas device is water), lower engine temperature, completely safe and reversible, can be used on gas or diesel.

What Water4Gas is NOT

There are some significant drawbacks of Water4Gas.

It is not a ready made kit. You do have to build it yourself, but there are detailed instructions, illustrations, and videos included. You can buy complete kits on the internet, some costing over $1200, and considering the alternative of doing nothing, are worth every penny. You can buy the Water4Gas devices from an entire network of manufacturers and installers from around the world at a discount, but unfortunately you must buy the books first.

This doesn't come with the tools you need. However you probably already have the simple tools required. Soldering iron, drill, pliers, etc. are all you need.

To build your first device it will take a while. You won't complete the project in 20 to 30 minutes. Figure on a Saturday afternoon to complete your first one. Every other one you build will get easier and easier. I am not the handiest person in the world, and it took me about 4 hours for my first one.

Conclusion

I also bought two other products that were cheaper. I received exactly what I paid for. Water 4 Gas costs $97 the next best was "run your car with water" it contained most of the same information, but the instructions and explanations left quite a bit to be desired. Had I not already constructed a Water4Gas device, there is no way I could have followed along. Their hype is that it was $297 and is now on sale for $49, the truth is it has always been on sale for $49. That turned me off as well. You get a much better value with Water4Gas. Besides the instruction manual and videos, you also get a book about other gas saving tips, some are perfectly obvious (drive slower, etc), but most you never would have thought of. You also receive plans to build a 100% water powered car. It can be done, but not easily. You also receive a book on other ways to save energy and other "lost" energy inventions. The biggest difference is the support network that Water4Gas provides. So you can learn from other experimenters and receive help. If you just want information, buy run your can on water. If you actually want to save money on gas, and make a difference in the world, then buy Water4Gas.

See why Water4Gas is taking the world by storm.