Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Convert your car to run on water as well as gasoline
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Would you like to know how you can easily convert your car to run on water with gas or diesel to double your mileage and save thousands of dollars on fuel costs? The do-it-yourself conversion system is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions.. more on Convert your car to run on water as well as gasoline
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1 comment:
Hi Tanya. Brilliant blog. Love this article.I heard of this type of technology before. I think one of the reasons it hasn't been commercialised is purely because people could open their taps at home and fill their car up and this wouldn't make business sense for big corporations. Can you imagine what would happen to the price of water?
have an awesome day!
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