Pros and Cons: Water Powered Engines
Many people are starting to wonder and discover the process of burning water as partial fuel for their vehicle; While the technology has been around for many years, it has never been as popular as it is today (due to high gas prices). As many say, “whenever there is a disaster, there is an opportunity” Now… I’m not a big fan of quotes and clichéd terms, but this is my exception.
In fact, people all over the world have started the process of converting their cars so they can run on HHO gas. The process is quite simple to understand, not to mention that the reward is very useful. However, to achieve this award, you need the right guidance, mindset, and materials. Beware of scam sites that may be promoting useless information. Always make sure there is a money back guarantee.
Advantages of converting your car to run on HHO gas
- higher gas mileage
- Greater fuel efficiency
- Quieter motor and cooler motor temperature
- Less refueling at the gas station
- Emissions output of your vehicle
- Last but not least… Save 35 to 40 percent off your current gas bill
Now that we have some of the advantages of converting your car to run on HHO, let’s look at some of the disadvantages.
cons
- Spend money on a guide and materials (about $175 for everything)
- It takes time and effort
- Taking a risk buying a useless guide
Now the cons I described are pretty basic, I mean you’ll have to spend some money and do some reading if you want to do a project like this. No… I’m not saying it’s like building an Ark, however you should make sure you read your guide carefully.
I almost forgot to mention that the HHO Generators/Kits are the same thing, they are also reversible and do not damage or detract from the value of the vehicle. You can mount and unmount them at any time.
