Hydro 4000

[LanceB]

http://www.hydro4000.com/

Anyone have some insight on this? This is all over the news where I am. They took a Dodge Ram that was getting 9.5 miles a gallon and got it to 22...they are looking for distributors. If this really works, then why doesn't the government mandate this for all new cars or something?

 

[JohnZ]

http://www.hydro4000.com/

If this really works, then why doesn't the government mandate this for all new cars or something?

Because it's a scam. You don't REALLY believe that pitch, do you? :eyerole

 

[LanceB]

You would like to think that by using the news reporters vehicle as a "test dummy" for a consumer product test report with actually reported good results on the local news would be a viable source. Suckers are born every minute (and I may be one), but I sure wouldn't mind a couple more miles per gallon in the vette. I did the math though and at this cost it would still take years to make up the savings in miles per gallon because I only drive on sunny days.

 

[Koop]

Maybe some Prolong to go with.

 

[73shark]

If they are using electrolysis to create H2, then it probably does add energy to the process. There's a long thread discussing this on another forum where some guys are building their own and documenting their results. It definitely would be better than cow magnets or the Turbinator.