Convert your car to run on water as fuel

How to run your car on water

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Converting your car to run on water is proven to lower fuel costs, increase mileage - and help the environment.

But, up until recently, it was also pretty expensive - the only way to convert your car to water was to get it done professionally, which could cost as much as $2,000. Even stand-alone conversion kits can sell for as much as $500.

Luckily, the last six months has seen a crop of conversion-kit guides, which show how to convert your car to water yourself - using low cost materials, and with little or no technical knowledge required.

We decided to sit down and review these new guides - our key criteria were ease-of-use, affordability of materials, and speed of installation.

Overall, we were pleasantly suprised with the results - the technology evidently does work, and if you pick the right guide, you could well be up and running in a few hours.

We reviewed 11 water fuel kits - only 3 met our criteria:

  • Sizeable Fuel Savings - at least 40% more fuel efficiency
  • Fast and Easy Setup - in only a few hours, even for novices
  • Affordable Set-Up Cost (well under $100)
Our Choice  Run Your Car On Water

Rating 9.8/10

Ease of Use
Fuel Savings
Customer Support
Environment Benefits

"Still the best Water Fuel Kit in 2008..."

By far the easiest-to-follow guide we came across - our own experience says you should set aside maybe half a day to buy the parts and get fully installed.

This is the only guide that assumes absolutely no knowledge of cars. Impressively, our support ticket was responded to in under an hour (although it could take a little longer at weekends), and there is an unconditional 8 week guarantee.

Best of all, the technology required is readily available and cheap - we were able to access all the parts needed for well under $50. Given that its proven to increase fuel efficiency by as much as 40%, you could well recoup your investment in under a week.

Installation works with any gas or diesel powered car, van, truck or SUV. Aimed squarely at car "novices", and still our top pick for 2008.

May 2008 Update : there is now a promotion running on the site, and it is temporarily available for $49 instead of $297 - as such, we recommend ordering sooner rather than later.

The Verdict: Fast and easy setup; works for complete car novices; proven fuel savings of upto 40% - our top pick

Rating 9.0/10

Ease of Use
Fuel Savings
Customer Support
Environment Benefits

Highly Recommended

2. Water 4 Gas

Our second pick uses the same technology as our top pick - and again, we were impressed by the fast support, money-back guarantee and low setup costs.

The guide includes two bonuses (how to get the IRS to pay for your upgrade and how to make $300 an hour installing the systems for others, arguably worth the cost of the guide on their own.

All in all, its a great package which means you can be enjoying massive fuel savings for very little, very quickly. So why only four stars?

Well, perhaps we were spoiled by our top pick, but we found the directions a little harder to follow - and since ease of use is so important, we decided to knock off a star.

Rating 7.0/10

Ease of Use
Fuel Savings
Customer Support
Environment Benefits

Also Recommended

3. Fuel Trips

Fuel Trips is our third and final pick, and it actually includes 3 separate courses to help you create your own fuel efficiency system.

They report upto 65% fuel efficiency increases - and again, the guide was presented in a clear and easy-to-follow format.

The difference between this and the other two sites was simple, however - my support ticket was not responded to. A full, hands-on support system is vital if a relative "car novice" is to install the technology, and here unfortunately it just wasn't there.

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