How To Convert Your Car To Burn WATER & Gas?

Pure hydrogen is dangerous, especially storing large compressed amounts of hydrogen in containers. But here we don't do that. We generate it on a "as you go" basis. Why compress hydrogen in dangerous high-pressure tanks when it is already compressed in plain water and can be easily and safely released?

The cool part is that when HHO burns, the residue left is WATER. There's nothing toxic left or dangerous. No harmful chemicals are emitted from this system. Since your engine takes LESS gasoline and BURNS IT MORE COMPLETELY, the overall effect is dramatic reduction in harmful emissions. You'll be able to smell the difference :)

In every car we've installed this system, the engine got cooler, quieter and there were less vibrations in the car because of that.

By using less fuel and keeping the engine cooler, our system prevents global warming.

Bottom line is that it's safe in any climate. Safer than gasoline, diesel or natural gas.

And that's because HHO gas provides the power of hydrogen (you probably heard of hydrogen bombs) while maintaining the stability of water (never heard of water exploding :)

You only need enough space under the hood to place a quart jar (pretty easy to find) and once installed, the process is completely reversible.

In short, you convert water to HHO gas with the help of electricity from your battery.

You place a small water container (quart size) under the hood. You fill it with water (tap is fine, distilled has less impurities) and a little bit of baking soda. The device gets vacuum and electricity (12V) from the engine and produces the HHO gas.

The HHO gas is supplied to the engine's intake manifold or carburetor in a simple, effective and safe way, So your car will not run with JUST water. It will be a mixture of water and fuel. But, like I said, water is a very powerful fuel when it converts to HHO gas and you only need 4 ounces of water every 100 miles...

Because each gallon of water turns to 1833 gallons of combustile gas.

Here's a quick breakdown of how the HalfWaterHalfGas generator connects to your car. It's a pretty straightforward process and it's fully and carefully explained in my guide:

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