chowee21

A couple of years ago iheard of this and forgot about it over time. Something poped up and I started researching it again.

Heres the initial site....
http://water4gas.com/2books.htm

Heres about the founder and conspiracy theory...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Meyer

Now, before someone decides to blurt out items such as "F***ing Scam" or "Hoax!", I want you to do some homework. Have some evidence to support your comment.

I have read about people who doubt it and i have read about people who vouch for it who have no financial gains and is purely altruistic.

So has anyone heard of anyone with this in there Scion's or any vehicle for that matter?

Thoughts or comments?

By the way, i have the manual they sell, but haven't bought or done anything yet.

a_german_named_hans

My dad wanted to do this to his aspire.

I talked to my High School Physics Teacher about this about a year or so ago. I think he said its a good start but the amount of energy it takes to separate hydrogen from the oxygen basically voids any benefit from it. It was a year ago so I might have it misconscrewed but on my own personal knowledge i would agree. Great start but not very beneficial at the moment.

mb2008

It's been done. That site looks pretty bad though. I saw a news interview type thing about 3 years ago. A guy had I think a Ford Taurus wagon that ran on water.

chowee21

Well heres the deal, I'm going to do this on my dad's Ford Contour and will try to document most of my work. I will then do somthing testing to confirm or deny what the site and others say...